Below is a text-only version of the October Faculty Commons Newsletter
October Edition
UD Capture Migration: Your next stepsYou’ve requested UD capture migration…now what? |
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Keep Calm and Teach On: 2019 recapNearly 100 faculty members, including many new faculty, joined Keep Calm and Teach On, the back-to-school workshop series. Selected presentations are available online at the KCTO website. |
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Canvas navigation menu visibility: Changes coming soonCanvas is updating its course menu navigation to include color and visual indicators to define active/hidden menu links in order to improve accessibility. |
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Canvas best practices to improve student engagementThere is much more to creating effective online courses than simply transferring classroom content, assignments, and exams to a Web based setting. Engaging students in online learning requires mastery of both content and online teaching strategies. Read on for some tips to consider as you design courses using the Canvas LMS! |
Dear Faculty Commons: Middle States Commission on Higher EducationWondering what the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) Self-Study is and what your role is? |
Students as detectives and creators: Authentic Learning Experiences in partnership with the libraryTime to read: 4 minutes Jesse Erickson, assistant professor in English and coordinator of special collections and digital humanities, is using the UD Library’s special collections and films in his course this semester. |