This workshop provides an overview of CatCourses features and functions and covers basic navigation and how to create Assignments, Announcements and Quizzes.

This workshop walks through how to organize your course for ASYNCHRONOUS delivery of course content using Modules in CatCourses. Providing visual organization and a welcome module for students is a research-based, best practice. Logical visual organization by week or module helps students easily understand and access weekly assignments, quizzes, videos etc. This lowers stress and cognitive load for your class participants.

This workshop walks through how to use the Gradebook and New Analytics in CatCourses and what to do when you think a student may be falling behind in your course.

This workshop provides detailed strategies on how to engage students while reducing resistance to participation.

This workshop provides an overview how faculty might re-think assessment for a course, how focusing on integrity with students helps mitigate cheating and other best practices.

Meet 1-1 with an instructional designer to create a plan, get your CatCourse up and running or discuss other instructional needs for fall semester.

Whether on campus or remotely, we will discuss your needs for video production and recommend equipment and potential locations.

For ASYNCHRONOUS course content, you may be interested in creating instructional videos to post in CatCourses. This online workshop covers the pedagogical considerations and the basics of recording and uploading your videos.

This workshop covers getting set up, and using Zoom for SYNCHRONOUS class or discussion sessions, office hours and 1-1 meetings with students or colleagues. We will discuss scheduling meetings, using breakout rooms, annotating on slides and recording sessions and uploading recorded videos into CatCourses .

Protect yourself and your Zoom participants from Zoom bombing, when hackers interrupt your Zoom meeting and take over control in order to share inappropriate, often vulgar or racist content. These bi-weekly workshops cover specific Zoom settings that should be used for the Host to keep control of functions like waiting room, user authentication, share screen and how to report Zoom bombing if it happens to you.

This consultation will cover using Zoom and other tools to prepare or deliver a thesis defense online.

Get up and running in CatCourses (Canvas Learning Management System)

Get up and running in using Kaltura to provide video and audio files for your courses in CatCourses.

Once you've completed the Getting Started with Zoom workshop, sign up with one of our Zoom experts to get your individual questions answered.