Online Learning & Teaching
Whether you've been planning to transition to online courses for weeks or days, we're here to help navigate the key pieces to make it a success.
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5 Best Practices to Make The Classroom Accessible to All
There are steps to building accessibility in the classroom that all educators can implement to engage and build equity for all learners.
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5 Ways to Make Online Teaching and Distance Learning Work for You
Having to suddenly transition to online teaching and distance learning in the wake of COVID-19 campus closures can be challenging, but there are a few ways to make your online course successful.
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Suggested Online Teaching Resources from the McGraw-Hill Learning Science Advisory Board
Our Learning Science Advisory Board has compiled a list of resources for faculty and students to help navigate the new challenges many are facing during the pandemic.
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To The Graduating Class of 2020
2020 was going to be a monumental year for many students across the globe. With the pandemic changing everything, many students have come to terms with graduation being delayed.
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Teaching in an ADA World
Understanding accessibility and how to meet the needs of students can benefit everyone in the class and create more equity for all.
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What to Do Now That All Your Classes Are Online
Online classes can be tough to manage for anyone-- having to do so unexpectedly means many of us are experiences new challenges together.
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Finding a New Work-Life Balance
Abruptly switching to online courses means many instructors are looking for ways to balance work and life in a different way. Here are some tips to make the transition easier.
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Understanding the Difference Between Letter Grades and Pass/Fail
Many colleges and universities are allowing students to switch to Pass/Fail grading. But what does that really mean?
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Working from Home During COVID-19: A Survival Guide for College Students
Transitioning to online courses and working from home isn't as easy as it seems. Keep these tips in mind to help manage the change.
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Affordability in College: College Loans, Debt, and Choosing a Fitting Path
When planning for college it's important to consider factors around cost and what type of environment you can actually succeed in.
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Keeping Connections in Social Isolation
We may be isolating ourselves to keep each other safe, but we can still keep in touch and enjoy our time at home.
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Staying Fit At Home
Exercising is not only great for your body, but your mental health will thank you too. Here are 5 ways to stay active at home.
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6 Free Resources to Help You Study & Learn Online
Moving class to online does not mean that you're stuck with PowerPoints and message board discussions. These apps can help keep class entertaining and interesting.
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How to Stay Social When You’re Trapped in Your House
At a time where everyone is self-quarantining or social distancing, that doesn't mean we can't stay connected and in touch with the ones we care about.
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What We Talk About in the Adjunct Office
Adjuncts care about student success and want to do their part to build community on campus, but they face challenges that differ from the rest of faculty.
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Avoiding the Slug Life: Staying Motivated During COVID-19
Working from home can be tricky with the space for relaxation and fun now doubling as an office. Fortunately, there are some tips to make it easier to keep you motivated.
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Academic Dishonesty: 5 Methods of Identifying Cheating and Plagiarism
Most instructors know that when it comes to cheating & plagiarism, the best defense is a good offense. Here are some ways to create a plan that works for you.
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Best Practices to Make Your Class More Equitable
Creating an equitable classroom encourages students to empower themselves and learn more about their material and about each other.
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3 Reasons You Should Totally Ask Your Professor For Help
Despite how nervous you may be to talk to an instructor out of class, they genuinely want to get to know you and help you achieve your goals.
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