Teaching and learning in the online environment is enhanced when educators base their actions on sound guiding principles, and consider all domains of learning. This section of the resource provides in-depth information about each of these areas, and you are encouraged to click on the appropriate link to find recorded lectures, readings, and other resources related to each topic.
CIT Blog- Collecting Mid-Semester Feedback from Your Students
- How is Your Course Going? Let Learning Innovation Solicit Mid-Semester Student Feedback
- Symposium Spotlights: Why Students Do Not Turn on Their Video Cameras During Online Classes and an Equitable and Inclusive Plan to Encourage Them to Do So
- Handling Extended Student Absences
- Bridging Biology and Humanity
- How Can Students Use Coursera for Duke?
- Formatting accessible Sakai site content with the updated rich text editor
- Sakai Conversations: Frequently Asked Questions
- More Structured Classrooms and Supportive Instructors Lead to Better Student Experiences
- Fall 2021 Learning Technology Update
