Online Teaching and Distance Education

Online teaching is becoming more common every semester, and coupled with increasing demand for online learning opportunities, it is important to consider how course content is delivered and how to optimize it for online delivery. The instructional technology team and the Office of Distance Education are committed to assisting in development, implementation, facilitation, and evaluation of online teaching and learning, including real-time or asynchronous offerings, through the use of the best delivery technology platforms available.

Associated documentation

• Getting Started Teaching Online
• Delivering Pre-Recorded Lectures Online
• Designing Your Online Course Checklist
• Writing Learning Objectives
• Online Assessment Best Practices
• Video on Assessing Student Learning Online
• Remote Instruction for Lab Courses
• Lecture Annotation in a Screen Sharing Session
• Five Essential Tools for Content, Collaboration, and Communication
• Student Evaluations and University Policies
• Interactive Project Based Assignments
• Equipment Recommendations - Online and Blended Teaching
• Remote Teaching: Location, Lighting & Sound.
• Synchronous & Asynchronous Teaching
• Zoom or Panopto?
• Free Tools & Tutorials
• Hybrid Teaching: Strategies for Instructors with Both In-classroom and Remote Students
• Using Zoom for Meetings
• Quick Reference for HyFlex and Remote Teaching
• COE: Quality Matters