Location: THIS WILL NOW BE CONDUCTED ONLY ONLINE VIA A ZOOM MEETING IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH FSU'S SOCIAL DISTANCING POLICY.
This online technical assistance consultation provides individualized help with questions you may have about remote instruction, such as using Canvas and associated academic technologies or setting up web conferencing with your students.

Location: THIS WILL NOW BE CONDUCTED ONLY ONLINE VIA A ZOOM MEETING IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH FSU'S SOCIAL DISTANCING POLICY.
In this one-on-one consultation, you'll work with a member of the ODL faculty or technical staff to learn how the Bb Ally accessibility tool can help ensure your course materials are accessible to all learners.

Location: Office of Distance Learning (University Center C-2200)

Location: Office of Distance Learning (University Center C-2200)

This webinar focuses on how to successfully set up your assessments to use Honorlock’s remote proctoring service. It covers setting up your assessment’s Honorlock settings, setting up Canvas Quizzes to work with Honorlock, and how to access and review exam logs.

FSU Libraries collaborate with instructors to explore open textbooks as free or affordable alternatives to traditional course materials. This webinar provides an introduction to open educational resources and their potential to support student success by reducing textbook costs and creating opportunities for open, learner-centered pedagogy.

Universal design for learning involves creating course materials that are usable by all people without needing to make accommodations to your course design. Learn about the principles and practice of universal design, how to make your Canvas site and digital course content accessible, and how tools like Bb Ally help make the process easier.

In this webinar, ways to develop activities, assignments, and assessments for the online environment will be presented. Faculty will be encouraged to share examples of challenges and successes as part of this exploration of the design and delivery of online courses. Seating is limited to 25 to encourage faculty interaction.

This webinar focuses on how to set up your Canvas Gradebook to facilitate your course’s grading needs. From grade column creation to grade weighting and ensuring your Canvas grading scheme matches what’s in your syllabus, this webinar will help you to get your Gradebook up and running.

Learn how to create, deliver, and interpret the results of exams and assignments delivered via Canvas. Topics include all Canvas assessments, enhancing exam security, working with test pools, and using test statistics to improve exams.

We can help you feel at ease in developing and managing media in your Canvas course site. We'll demonstrate how Kaltura Express Capture and Kaltura Personal Capture recording tools can help you with announcements, lectures, and modules. You'll also learn about the importance of the Quality Matters rubric when developing your videos.

Our team can help you feel at ease working with advanced media tools in your Canvas course site. This webinar covers innovative media tools like video quizzing, Interactive Paths, hotspots, and YouTube to help with student engagement.
Note: We recommend you know the basics of Kaltura and how to navigate within your Canvas course before attending this webinar. Consider joining the Get Started with Kaltura session for preparation.

In this webinar, we'll demonstrate and discuss pedagogical and technical strategies for promoting participation with Zoom. Topics include regular and preassigned breakout rooms, ready-made polling, management of the Zoom interface, remote control access, screen sharing, and Zoom recordings and reports.

This webinar introduces the accessibility tool Blackboard Ally and its benefits for students, instructors, and administrators. You'll learn about Ally's accessibility check meters and alternative format options. The session takes a brief look at Ally's role within accessibility and Universal Design for Learning and concludes with a Q&A.

Learn ways to engage your students in the remote learning environment. We'll analyze remote course survey data and recommend strategies like content engagement, instructional videos, group work, and best practices for discussions. We'll also see how Canvas-integrated engagement tools like Flipgrid are used in courses.

FSU Libraries provide access to services and resources for distance learning faculty and students. This webinar demonstrates how to use library tools in your online courses. Learn about integrations in Canvas, synchronous and asynchronous learning support, information literacy tools, and open educational resources.

In online courses, module-level objectives are critical to delivering instruction that meets quality standards. This webinar focuses on how to organize your course using module-level objectives that are aligned with class materials, activities, and assessments. Like a study guide for the unit, these objectives help students focus their learning.

This webinar takes a broad look at six strategies of quality remote instruction: using a course template, writing module-level objectives, designing effective assessments, engaging learners with online activities, making materials work for all learners with universal design, and staying present with your students.

Teaching presence is one of the core components that contributes to the overall educational experience. In this webinar, you'll learn principles of humanized online teaching, types of communication, and how to use tools like Canvas announcements, discussions, intro videos, and emails to communicate with your students.