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Online Discussions Guide

Online discussions contribute to student learning, assessment and building a community of learners. Whether you teach an asynchronous or a synchronous course, online discussions would open the space for your students to ask...

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Online Exam Checklist 

There are many things to think about when creating an online exam. Use this checklist to help at each stage of developing and delivering your online exam.    Step 1: Create Your Exam  ☐ Decide if you can make your exam more flexible (e.g., change from Timed to...

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Creating a Respectful Online Classroom

As an instructor, it’s important to establish a respectful, inclusive and positive learning environment that sets your expectations for students. It might seem more difficult to build trust, empathy, and shared values in an online environment without the face-to-face...

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Strategies for teaching online

Be visible and present. Schedule times to meaningfully engage with students at least a few times a week by posting announcements, answering questions, providing tips on assignments, giving grades and feedback and hosting office hours. This is especially important if...

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How to use Crowdmark

These instructions are supplied for using Crowdmark, which is an online, collaborative grading and analytics tool for instructors and TAs. In this guide, you will be taken through how to access and set up your course in Crowdmark, create assessments, grade...

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