On-Line Teaching Resources for Faculty: Home

The 2020 Learning Revolution online conference will be an historic event. Conference sessions on all aspects of teaching and learning will be held daily over the course of two months, all free to attend live.

Sponsored by the American Society for Engineeering Education, this is a forum for engineering educators and professionals to assemble promising practices, brainstorm ideas, and share resources to help faculty, administrators, and staff rapidly adapt to remote teaching and working.

Some recommeded best practices for transitioning student work to virtual classrooms, from Cornell Engineering.

Developing some basic survival skills can help faculty members begin to think strategically about online teaching.

Well-planned online learning experiences are meaningfully different from courses offered online in response to a crisis or disaster. Colleges and universities working to maintain instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic should understand those differences when evaluating this emergency remote teaching.

Some tips and guidance on transitioning lab classes to online from IEEE

With hundreds of online courses from IEEE designed to advance your career, the IEEE Learning Network will help you stay up-to-date on core and emerging technologies.

Access by clicking "courses" in the search interfce. IIT has complimentary access to hundreds of hours of IEEE eLearning courses via the IEEE Xplore Digital Library for the next two months.

Macmillan Learning offers a variety of resources by discipline, topic, and product to help you navigate your new world of online teaching and learning. Requires registration for a free account.

Many colleges and universities are telling their students not to return to campus after spring break, and many more might soon do the same. Faculty members who teach in physical classrooms probably did not design their courses to go online on short notice at midsemester. Whether or not you have experience teaching online, here are a few basic questions and answers to help you get started.

An open facebook fourm for sharing information about on-line instruction.

A group for academics in higher ed dealing with the move to online teaching. A space for sharing resources and advice. Note: this group is specifically discussing challenges and opportunities for higher ed, not secondary education.

A guide created by design Prof. Christine J. Shanks.