The course syllabus is an essential component of your course. A syllabus is often the first means of communication between you and your students, so
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The course syllabus is an essential component of your course. A syllabus is often the first means of communication between you and your students, so
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The summer season is just around the corner. What’s on your “to do” list? Have you been dreaming about dipping your toes in the sand
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Each year the Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning (CITL) hosts a Teaching Assistant Institute (TAI) to inspire faculty for the upcoming semester. We are
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Written by Michael Strunk and Megan Holt The anticipation of a new semester is an exciting time. Instructors can delve into lesson planning with renewed
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An important aspect of live synchronous sessions is the expectation and hope that instructors will be able to connect and engage with students in real
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The importance of effective teaching and learning was highlighted like never before during the COVID-19 pandemic and consequent shift to remote teaching and learning. Faculty
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In addition to being a requirement of the U.S. Department of Education for all online courses eligible for financial aid, regular and substantive interaction is
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The importance of ethical behavior in online teaching as a topic of concern has never been more relevant, particularly at a time when many classes
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In selecting appropriate assessments, faculty and instructors must consider not just the range of possible options (oral presentations, lab activities, essays, multiple choice exams, etc.)
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Whether teaching synchronous sessions online or hosting virtual meetings, inclusivity is key to creating a successful online environment. NIU Zoom users can now utilize a
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What can you do this semester to protect your well-being and support your students? by Flower Darby | January 13, 2020 Source: The Chronicle of
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Academia and examinations have a long-standing, intertwined relationship. While they can (and do) stand alone as separate entities, faculty and students alike have come to
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