Whether you have questions about updating a rubric, finding ways to respond to projects more efficiently, or ways to use Blackboard to share your responses with students, this remote workshop will be a place to connect with colleagues and learn some tips and strategies.

In this REMOTE workshop, learn the ins and outs of creating, administering, and grading quizzes and tests in Blackboard.

Flipgrid is a platform that allows for video-based asynchronous discussion. This workshop will give you the opportunity to participate in Flipgrid discussions, consider the best ways to facilitate asynchronous discussions, and reflect on how you could incorporate Flipgrid into your teaching. This workshop will be held virtually!

Find out if Microsoft Teams, a software available to UVM faculty, staff, and students, can be a part of your remote teaching plan. In this REMOTE workshop, we will explore Team's features WHILE you experience its video conference functionality.

Flipgrid is a platform that allows for video-based asynchronous discussion. This workshop will give you the opportunity to participate in Flipgrid discussions, consider the best ways to facilitate asynchronous discussions, and reflect on how you could incorporate Flipgrid into your teaching. This workshop will be held virtually!

In this REMOTE workshop, learn the ins and outs of creating, administering, and grading quizzes and tests in Blackboard.

Find out if Microsoft Teams, a software available to UVM faculty, staff, and students, can be a part of your remote teaching plan. In this REMOTE workshop, we will explore Team's features WHILE you experience its video conference functionality.

This remote Grade Center workshop will help you set up the necessary columns to give students their grades in Blackboard. We will also look at how you can create a Weighted Total column to calculate students’ final grades.

Screencasts are a great way to present course content to students when remote teaching. In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn two methods for recording screencasts in Screencast-O-Matic (SOM).

This remote Grade Center workshop will help you set up the necessary columns to give students their grades in Blackboard. We will also look at how you can create a Weighted Total column to calculate students’ final grades.

This Grade Center workshop will help you set up the necessary columns to give students their grades in Blackboard. We will also look at how you can create a Weighted Total column to calculate students’ final grades.

This remote Grade Center workshop will help you set up the necessary columns to give students their grades in Blackboard. We will also look at how you can create a Weighted Total column to calculate students’ final grades.

This remote Grade Center workshop will help you set up the necessary columns to give students their grades in Blackboard. We will also look at how you can create a Weighted Total column to calculate students’ final grades.

Teaching Effectively Online is a 4-week online course (May 18 - June 14) that prepares faculty to teach online by exploring research-based best practices for designing courses, providing practical experience with a variety of tools, and perhaps most importantly, by providing faculty the change in perspective—teachers become students, a shift that is regularly described as game-changing.

As a climate educator, Dr. Jaquette Ray has a unique perspective to share about teaching during this pandemic. As an advocate for embracing the affective domain in teaching, she encourages students to constructively engage with uncertainty. Based on this rich teaching experience, she will share her insights and strategies, focusing on how can we support […]

Find out if Microsoft Teams, a software available to UVM faculty, staff, and students, can be a part of your remote teaching plan. In this REMOTE workshop, we will explore Team's features WHILE you experience its video conference functionality.

How does Blackboard “think” and how can you find your way through its many intricacies? In this remote session we will look at both the big picture and some useful details. CTL’s workshops, documentation, and individual consults can help you fill in the “how to” details later, but for now, let us pique your interest as we map the Blackboard world.

In this REMOTE workshop, learn the ins and outs of creating, administering, and grading quizzes and tests in Blackboard.

While it can be used in a minimal fashion, using the Blackboard Grade Center to its fullest extent can be daunting. However, there are a few key features that, once understood, will make your interactions with the Grade Center easier and more productive.

During this live Q&A, you’ll have an opportunity to clarify questions and refine your knowledge of Screencast-O-Matic (SOM) for increased confidence and independence in producing effective videos for your students. We can review any step along the way from planning to recording to editing to sharing.