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26Aug

Let's Chat about Chatting! (Session Review)

This blog reviews the session (the slide deck used for this session is included at the bottom of this post) and includes the rationale (why you might choose to translate the benefits of online chatting to your physical classoom), considerations for implementation (what do you need to think about before you do this?), its uses, examples of tools (we compare different vetted (and some un-vetted) tools you could implement in your course) and we end with some recommendations.

28Jul

Start Strong: The Sophomore Edition

This initiative (led by Anna) combines asynchronous, self-directed online modules (learn more about the Start Strong modules) with synchronous, virtual collaboration, and brainstorming sessions (register for the session below). Fun fact: we developed these modules based on your feedback; there was a desire for support materials that would help instructors get up and running as efficiently as possible.

23Jun

Drop in for a chat about chatting!

While teaching remotely (e.g. via Zoom or Teams) during the pandemic, many instructors observed an increase in student participation via the 'chat' function. Thanks to this functionality, more students actively asked and answered questions when classes were online than when classes were held on campus.

22Jun

July EdTech Events

Upcoming events: NEW! Lessons Learned Webinars | U of T Events (CTSI, CPP) | Events beyond U of T 

Copyright Information

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

Funding Information

This project was produced with the support of the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, University of Toronto.

Date of Release

June 16, 2021

03Jun

June EdTech Events

Upcoming events: U of T Events (CTSI, CPP) | Events beyond U of T 

31Mar

April EdTech Events

Upcoming events: U of T Events | Events beyond U of T |  EdTech Workshop 2021

05Mar

March EdTech Events

Upcoming events: Click to register for Online tools for effective and efficient feedback (postponed) |  EdTech Workshop 2021

23Feb

CTSI: Office 365 for Teaching and Learning Series

About CTSI

The Centre for Teaching Support & Innovation (CTSI) is a University of Toronto organization that provides support for pedagogy and pedagogy-driven instructional technology for all teaching staff. Check out their Quercus Support Resources for all of their Quercus videos and workshop recordings.