This 2025-2026 Academic Year the OTL is hosting monthly events called the AI Exchange where we collaborate with offices across the DU campus to learn more about artificial intelligence (AI)…
By Jeff Schwartz, Instructional DesignerAs of this writing, there are 999 databases available for free to DU faculty, staff, and students through the library. Needless to say, that’s a lot…
Editor's Note: As noted in an email from the Provost, students have the ability to opt into P+/P/NP grading for one undergraduate course per quarter for Academic Year 2020-21. The…
By David Thomas, Executive Director, Online Programming, Valentina Iturbe-LaGrave, Director for Inclusive Teaching Practices, Christina H. Paguyo, Director of Academic Assessment, and Karen Swanson, Director of Faculty Learning Groups and…
By Dr. Casey Dinger, Academic Director, Office of Internationalization, Dr. Andrea Stanton, Chair of the Department of Religious Studies, Tim Robinson, Associate Director for the English Language Center, and Rachel DeDeyn,…
By Virginia Pitts, Director of University TeachingUsing technologies such as Zoom in our teaching can give students the opportunity to interact with us – and each other – in real…
By Karen Swanson, Director of Faculty Learning Groups and ScholarshipAs students and faculty work together to teach and learn remotely, the need to communicate becomes essential for building trusting relationships.…
By: Christine Hood, OTL Graduate Assistant, and Nicole Perez, OTL Graduate Assistant We are graduate students in the Office of Teaching and Learning, and we have written this blog to…
By Virginia Pitts, Director of University TeachingEven under normal circumstances, this is the point in the quarter when many of us realize we just can’t do it all. That sense…
By Christina H. Paguyo, Director of Academic AssessmentWhat do wearing raspberry berets, traveling the seven seas, and falling crazy in love have in common? In addition to making fantastic karaoke…
