What signals the end of the semester? For students (and instructors), the grand finale might be submitting the final exam or assignment, which certainly is an exciting moment, but what does this endcap say about the course?

Creating meaningful online assessments presents unique challenges for instructors who are used to teaching in face-to-face settings. It is possible to create practical, rigorous online assessments; however, special consideration must be given to alignment with learning outcomes, assessment type, technological feasibility, and academic integrity.

As the new Coordinator of Training, I am looking to embrace a new paradigm of how training opportunities are offered through the lens of one of our CIRT goals: to continue improving faculty training modes and workshop models.

In early March, educators around the world will be celebrating Open Education Week. We thought this might be a good opportunity for those of us here at UNF to take stock of where we are and where we’ve come from in the realm of OER before charting a course for the future at this institution.

This faculty spotlight highlights an OER trailblazer who constantly thinks outside of the box, Beryl White-Bing, Virtual Learning Librarian at the Thomas G. Carpenter Library.

With the start of the new year, it’s the perfect time to set resolutions to enhance your online teaching practices. One common resolution is to provide opportunities for student collaboration.

Developing comprehensive, clear, and fair rubrics can often be a time-consuming task. That’s where a large language model (LLM) like ChatGPT, Google Bard, or Claude 2 can help.

Canvas offers a number of convenient features that can be used to enhance learner-instructor interactions and open lines of communication in an online course.

If you already use Canvas, you know its potential for enhancing course assessments. But there is more beneath the surface, especially when the goal is ensuring academic integrity.

In this article, we explore strategies that will help you make the most of your time and resources while teaching online.