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Faculty success stories

Things we'll keep from 2020: Top Hat, OneNote, Virtual Reality, Teams

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Taking Note
Justin Zemlyak, Director of Teaching and Learning Technologies
Justin Zemlyak, Director of Teaching and Learning Technologies
Justin Zemlyak, Director of Teaching and Learning Technologies

Removing barriers to student success

Teaching and engaging students through multiple means

Happenings
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A woman dressed in blouse and jacket for work, but pajama pants on her legs is smiling and looking at the laptop on her lap. Her feet are propped up on the table.
A woman dressed in blouse and jacket for work, but pajama pants on her legs is smiling and looking at the laptop on her lap. Her feet are propped up on the table.

Spring 2021 online events

Chances to exchange ideas and explore tech (including one for your students)

Featured Story

Using digital tools and visual imagery for teaching biology

How your creativity can encourage students to be more creative as well, and keep them engaged and interested

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Food for Thought
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A line of cutout paper dolls, each a different color of the rainbow
A line of cutout paper dolls, each a different color of the rainbow

7 core practices that benefit all students

Follow seven simple steps to create more inclusive course content

How to Tech
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A panda lies on its belly on a large tree branch, arms and legs hanging down on either side.
A panda lies on its belly on a large tree branch, arms and legs hanging down on either side.

Get and keep their attention with Adobe Stock

No-cost access to 200 million photos, graphics, and illustrations

On the Lighter Side
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a group of otters, one standing on the back of another looking at the camera
a group of otters, one standing on the back of another looking at the camera

Train your otter via Zoom

Turn on live transcripts in Zoom to make your classes and meetings more inclusive

Catching Up
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A man wearing a backpack and holding tickets in his hand is on a train platform running after a moving train
A man wearing a backpack and holding tickets in his hand is on a train platform running after a moving train

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