Message from the CTE Director
As we navigate new vocabulary (remote instruction, asynchronous/synchronous, social distancing, Zoom bombing), intermittent internet and the myriad of challenges of working from home (with children), the CTE is here to support you. Our office is busy creating a smorgasbord of resources to enable you to make the best of this "new normal." Check out the many resources listed below, on our website, or reach out to us for one-on-one assistance. We are here for you. Relax! Breathe!
Debbie Walker, Interim Director
Teaching Online Courses (TOC) Program
Want to learn about teaching online? The TOC Program is designed to provide you with the guidance you need to feel competent and confident in your online teaching.
TOC Dates: May 25 - June 28 (5 weeks)
Design Practicum: July 13-August 2 (3 weeks)
Deadline: May 15, Friday
For more information and to register, visit our TOC Program page.
Improving Your Online Course (IYOC) Program
Have you been teaching online for a while? Ready for a fresh look at your course? Experienced online instructors are invited to register for the Quality Matters® (QM) online workshop "Improving Your Online Course" (IYOC).
IYOC Dates: May 26, Tuesday - June 15, Monday (3 weeks)
Deadline: May 18, Monday
For more information and to register, visit our IYOC Program page.
Open Educational Resources
Register for the workshop How to Find and Use OER for Your Online Course May 4 from 4-5 PM.
Check out Library Guides - No Cost Low Cost Options for Courses
Contact Nikki Rech: dcannonrech@georgiasouthern.edu for more information.
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A Brief Guide to Online Courses, from Small & Private to Massive & Open by Matt Crosslin Free OER! Check out Chapter 5 on Communication. | Excellent! Online Teaching: Effective Strategies for a Successful Semester Onlineby Aaron Johnson Need some quick online teaching pointers? Check out this easy to read book. Free on Amazon Kindle! | 99 Tips for Creating Simple and Sustainable Educational VideosA Guide for Online Teachers and Flipped Classes by Karen Costa |
A Brief Guide to Online Courses, from Small & Private to Massive & Open
Free OER!
Check out Chapter 5 on Communication.
Excellent! Online Teaching: Effective Strategies for a Successful Semester Online
by Aaron Johnson
Need some quick online teaching pointers? Check out this easy to read book. Free on Amazon Kindle! 99 Tips for Creating Simple and Sustainable Educational Videos
A Guide for Online Teachers and Flipped Classes
by Karen Costa
Arpita Saha, Academic Excellence Award
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
College of Science and Mathematics
Jacque Kelly, Teaching Award
Department of Geology and Geography
College of Science and Mathematics
Evidence-Based Teaching Badge
May 1, Friday 11 AM-12 PM
How to Find and Use OER for Your Online Course
May 4, Monday 4-5 PM
Professional Planning & Growth Badge
Maintaining Your Mental Health During Quarantine
May 11, Monday 1-2 PM
Facilitating Your Online Class Q&A
May 12, Tuesday 1:30-2:30 PM
Being A Socially-Just Leader on Campus
May 22, Friday 10-11 AM
Practicing Self-Compassion: A Well-Being Framework
June 4, Thursday 10-11 AM
Teaching with Technology Badge
May 26, Tuesday 10-11 AM
June 26, Friday 2-3 PM
Folio: Build a Learning Module
May 29, Friday 10-11 AMJune 10, Wednesday 10-11 AM
Folio: Gradebook
May 12, Tuesday 3-4 PMJune 18, Thursday 2-3 PM
Creating Videos in Folio Courses
April 30, Thursday 2-3 PM
May 21, Thursday 11 AM-12 PM
June 23, Thursday 2-3 PM
Showcase Learning with Google Sites
CTE Facebook
Get the most up-to-date information on CTE events and announcements. Help us celebrate teaching successes with your colleagues, and post your favorite CTE moments.
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