Faculty Resources for Remote and Hybrid Teaching
List of Faculty Resources for Remote and Hybrid Teaching
Compiled by the Teaching and Faculty Support Center
As the COVID -19 virus forces everyone to consider alternatives, we have collected some information that may be helpful for faculty who may need to teach online for the first time on short notice.
Linked-In Learning Resources for Remote, Hybrid, Flipped and Face-2-Face Courses
How can you unlock the transformative power of belonging? Tips for an inclusive virtualclassroom
Here are some articles that discuss important considerations when teaching online:
Advice from Online Instructors—Inside Higher Ed
Effective Teaching Online
How to Be a Better Teacher Online—Chronicle of Higher Ed
Educause Online Teaching Strategies Library
From the UA Department of English - Transitioning Classes Online at the University
of Arkansas
The Scholarly Teacher - Completing a Face-To-Face Course Online Following A Campus
Mandate
Here are some articles with COVID-19 specific information that you may wish to consult:
7 Best Practices for COVID-19-Necessitated Online Meetings
COVID-19 Resource Page for Higher Ed
Coronavirus Information for Higher Ed
(subpage - link - from previous page)
Your guide to understanding COVID-19 (PBS)
Educause COVID-19 Links
Helping Students Cope with COVID-19
The U of A TIPS group has put together information on the tech tools available that
may be helpful for transitioning to an online class mid-semester.
And if you want to communicate with students proactively, here’s a letter from Rebecca Miles that models a great approach to teaching beyond the classroom in this situation.