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Resources for Instructional Continuity

Teaching a course fully online and transitioning an in-person class to remote instruction temporarily during disruptions or emergencies is different.

Planning and preparation for a fully online course typically require five to six months, a time during which faculty work closely with a team of experts on course design and online pedagogy. On the other hand, remote instruction requires flexibility and quick-solutions in an emergency to allow instructional continuity.

This site provides concise, practical resources and strategies for teaching your courses partly or fully through remote instruction during the pandemic. We continue to update our resources to provide you with the most relevant support. Please check it for additional information periodically.

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Planning Your Course

Assessing Online
Learning Experiences

Online Synchronous
Learning

Academic Integrity

Accessibility and Copyright

Inclusive Teaching
Practices

D2L Guides
and Tutorials

Microsoft Teams
and Digital Learning

Creating Video

Communication
and Engagement