EdTech Blog
EdTech Tip Sheet: July 2020
Miss the newsletter on July 14? Catch up on Lessons Learned Webinars, Top 5 support questions this week, and tips for creating video content.
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Assessments – A Primer for Remote Teaching (E-CORE Webinar)
Trying to transition your assessments and evaluations online? Take a look at this before you start!
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Weekly Quercus Updates (July 23, 2020)
This week: Add Files Issue on Quercus, Plagiarism Detection, Confirmed List of Integrations
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Labs – Lessons Learned from Shifting Online
Labs! Labs! Labs! How to deliver experiential programming online from University of Alberta instructors. This is a summary of the Labs – Lessons Learned from Shifting Online webinar presented by University of […]
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EdTech Office’s Summer Interns 2020
Over the summer of 2020, the EdTech Office has had the opportunity to hire 9 full-time interns and 3 work-study students to the team.
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Weekly Quercus Updates (July 9, 2020)
This week: MS Stream, MyMedia Updates, more Webinars!
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Do I have to turn on my webcam?
This article covers some things you can do in online courses that will help you (a student!) improve your learning experience.
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8 Comparison Tables of Available Teaching Technologies
What tool should you use and when? Let us help you make a thoughtful decision about which tool works for you!
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Lessons from your colleagues: Fabian’s “Engage!” webinar
Worried about online student engagement? This is the session for you! Discussing strategies for both synchronous and asynchronous teaching, there is something to learn for everyone!
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Weekly Quercus Updates (July 2, 2020)
This week: Top Hat Integration, Upcoming Canvas Updates, New Webinars!
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Lessons from your colleagues: Using OneNote for Remote Teaching
In this session for the Webinar Series: Lessons from your colleagues, Scott Ramsay discussed the ways that he has been using Microsoft OneNote for lecture delivery in the remote learning environment and a bit about his teaching set up!
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Quercus and SCORMs – Lessons Learned from a Half-decade of Creating Engaging eLearning Experiences at UToronto
This session led by Prof. Graeme Norval and Dr. Jeffrey Castrucci walked us through the applications of SCORMs inside Quercus.
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