By Karen Swanson, Director of Faculty Learning Groups and ScholarshipIn the blog post Moving Your Final Exams Online, I shared some insights about adapting final exams to the online environment.…
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 Andrea Stanton, Chair of Department of Religious StudiesIn ordinary times, the DU faculty members I know already worry that they aren’t giving their students enough. Many of us already…
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…
By Karen Swanson, Director of Faculty Learning Groups and ScholarshipSeveral years ago, I co-taught large classes of 65 to 100 students. The program was hybrid and designed for students to…
By Karen Swanson, Director of Faculty Learning Groups and Scholarship Congratulations! In the last two weeks, you have hustled to design and teach your courses in an online format. Now,…
By Leslie Alvarez, Director of the Office of Teaching and Learning Here at the OTL, we realize that a fully online term was not part of anyone’s plans back in…
