So many resources, links, and tips are being shared to help us move to temporary remote instruction. Here are some that I've found particularly helpful:
Please go there. The SDCCCD has curated doable, smart, tips for teaching remotely and it's on a Canvas shell (you do not need Canvas to login), so that you can also get a feel for Canvas Modules.
Instructional, Student Services, and Shared College Resource Information
From the CVC-OEI, this Canvas Course (you do not need Canvas to log in), has provided pages that support individual colleges with the development of instructional continuity resources to support faculty and professionals.
Instructional, Student Services, and Shared College Resource Information
From the CVC-OEI, this Canvas Course (you do not need Canvas to log in), has provided pages that support individual colleges with the development of instructional continuity resources to support faculty and professionals.
Dave has been doing nonstop Zoom and Canvas trainings via Zoom and recording all of them. Trust me, these are helpful and what you need to get set up. You can watch them when you want to, pause to follow along, and rewatch as needed.
This the best tutorial for quick-starting Zoom. Thank you Katie Palacios!
Zoom for Students in Under 5 Minutes
Don't forget to share with your students!
VitalSource and Publishers
VitalSources will have free access to digital learning materials through the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester.
Charter Communications
Free access to spectrum broadband and Wi-Fi for 60 days for K-12 and college student households.
Zoom for Students in Under 5 Minutes
Don't forget to share with your students!
VitalSource and Publishers
VitalSources will have free access to digital learning materials through the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester.
Charter Communications
Free access to spectrum broadband and Wi-Fi for 60 days for K-12 and college student households.
A wonderful article by our CVC-OEI @ONE Faculty Mentor of Online Teaching and Learning, starting with the recognition of how stressful this time is for our students, and one small tip to reach out.
Facebook Groups
If Facebook is your thing, you'll notice there are a number of groups now that are sharing wonderful crowdsourced tips for teaching. Many are specific to discipline as well. Here just a few:
Facebook Groups
If Facebook is your thing, you'll notice there are a number of groups now that are sharing wonderful crowdsourced tips for teaching. Many are specific to discipline as well. Here just a few:
- Chronicle of Higher Education's Facebook Group
- Pandemic Pedagogy
- Online Learning Collective
- Online Art and Design Studio Instruction in the Age of Social Distancing
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