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Are you flooded with emails from confused students? Is your weekly marking unmanageable? Take action sooner rather than later. Consider sharing your successes on our blog. Have you noticed your students are contributing to discussions more than in face-to-face classes? Are cuLearn quizzes saving you time and energy? Get feedback from your students or do a self-scan to help you pinpoint what’s working (or not) so you know what to keep and what to toss. And remember to keep recorded lectures short! If your course outline allows for it, make your assessments more flexible (e.g., “best of” structure). Are you assigning multiple hours of lectures, dozens of pages of readings, and multiple assessments every week? Be realistic about your course workload. An empty “catch-up” class at the end of the semester might give everybody some much-needed breathing room.

Are you struggling to keep up? If your course is feeling overwhelming, try to cut down/out any content or ungraded activities that don’t contribute to your learning outcomes.

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We (still) offer workshops, mentorship, course design support, tech support, and more.īefore you tackle that pile of midterm grading or switch into full hibernation mode during this Fall Reading Week, take some time to rest and reflect. Maybe you love teaching online (or you’re at least cautiously optimistic about it), or maybe you feel like you’ve spent the past month patching one hole after the next in a leaky boat that you’re desperately trying to row to shore. We’re still here-here to talk, here to listen, here to help you sort out issues, here to help you bring your teaching to the next level. It’s us again, your Teaching and Learning Services team. Certificate in Teaching Assistant Skills.Carleton University Teaching Awards Committee (CUTAC).D2L Brightspace Asynchronous CI Training.

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Our only hope is that the version of The Nicest Place On Earth that currently exists is properly archived so people in the future can see that, regardless of anything else, the website existed in its proper form for some period of time. Naturally, then, it won’t be long before the internet does what it does best and find ways to subvert the positive intentions of the site by ruining it in clever, terrible ways that its creator never imagined. It is, as its name suggests, just plain nice. Users are encouraged to send in their own hugs through a submission form. A gentle song by My Brightest Diamond plays in the background. It consists of nothing but YouTube videos of people from around the world looking into a camera and giving you a hug that bypasses space and time. “Cause this is a nice place to visit on days like today.” “So come on by to turn the sad into happy and the happy into a celebration,” it continues. The Nicest Place On The Internet was created by Toby Benjamin in order to, as the About copy states, give visitors “a little pick-me-up” on bad days.

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