Welcome to Instructional Design & Delivery

August 10-14, 2020 is full of professional development opportunities for faculty provided by Information Technology, Instructional Design & Delivery and the Fulton Remote Specialist. Registration for events are available on the Faculty Development Calendar.

Read our annual Start of the Semester Newsletter full of information to help faculty prepare for the start of the semester. Highlights include:

• Syllabus: SU Course Related Policies and Resources moved to Academic Affairs website
• Inclusive Access – What you need to include in your MyClasses course
• Welcome Letter to Students – Strategy for communicating to students prior to the Start of the Semester
• Using Groups for In-Person Sign-up – Dr. Kathleen Shannon shares instructions
• Zoom for Remote Virtual Instruction
• New Integration with MyClasses: Office 365
• TurningPoint Web and Remote Instruction
• Update Your Turnitin Assignments – Make sure they are working!
• Update Your Panopto Version
• Recent MyClasses Updates – Changes made since last semester, including limit versions of submitted Assignments

The Start of the Semester Checklist provides instructors with tips to prepare their course for the upcoming semester in MyClasses.

Captured an in-class session with Panopto? Recorded an online lecture? Using instructional videos as the heart of your content? If you answered Yes - then the next question is Do they have closed captions or transcripts?

If your instructional video does not have closed captions, then help your students by requesting captions or transcripts to ensure your instructional videos become ADA compliant. Closed captioning is not only for those requiring accommodations but are also useful for all students, including English Language Learners and those you might be viewing videos without the audio (such as in the library).

Take your online and hybrid course to a new level through a QM Course Review.  Faculty teaching online and hybrid courses can request a review of their course design based on the Quality Matters rubric.