Due to the uncertainty of COVID-19, faculty will need to be flexible with their teaching and ready to shift to hybrid/remote instruction when necessary. The following resources can assist you with transitioning between in-person and hybrid/remote teaching:
Teaching resources:
- Resources for Flexible Teaching: A collection of ideas, including links to readings and resources used during the Flexible Teaching for Student Success Institutes in Summer 2020.
- Strategies for Engaging Students in Online Classes: The eCampus Center Knowledge Base provides answers to a variety of questions related to teaching online, along with resources related to Flexible Teaching.
- Supporting Students to Create Study Groups: With social distancing and less interaction before/after class, we can help students to connect with each other to continue learning outside of class.
- Tips for Efficient Teaching: This set of resources, summarized from a National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity webinar, are designed to help faculty plan and execute teaching both effectively and efficiently.
- Active Learning Across Modalities: This resource provides ideas for engaging students, regardless of teaching modality. Generated in summer 2020 as part of the Flexible Teaching for Student Success Institutes, it includes ideas for synchronous and asynchronous teaching and learning environments.
If you would like a consultation regarding your teaching, please complete the CTL Consultation Request Form and an instructional designer from the CTL will reach out to you.
Technology Resources:
- Using Zoom for In-person and Remote Students: If you are teaching face-to-face with students joining you remotely, this resource has suggestions for doing this juggling act successfully.
- A Quick Guide to Using Classroom Technology: This resource collects resources from a variety of LTS and OIT sources to provide faculty with a quick overview of how to use classroom technology.
- Support for Specific Technologies: The Learning Technologies Knowledge Base provides answers to questions about institutionally-supported technology such as Canvas, Zoom, Panopto and Flipgrid.
For any course modality, if you have questions related to Canvas, Zoom, Panopto, or any other institutionally supported technology, you can reach out to the Help Desk at helpdesk@boisestate.edu or (208) 426-4357. Also, check out the LTS group training schedule for training on campus-supported educational technologies.
In This Section:
- Accessibility/UDL: Guides, Instructions, Checklists, and Tools
- AI in Teaching and Learning
- CTL Learning Lounge
- CTL Newsletter
- CTL Staff Resources
- Faculty Spotlights
- Flexible Teaching Resources
- Introduction to Accessibility and Universal Design for Learning
- National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity (NCFDD)
- National Teaching and Learning Forum
- Open Educational Resources (OER)
- Resources at Other Institutions
- Resources for Effective Teaching
- Support for Instructors at Boise State University
- Support for Teaching Assistants (TAs)
- Syllabus Template
- University Teaching Guide