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Faculty success stories

More things we'll keep from 2020: InScribe, VoiceThread, and more

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Taking Note
Greg Siering and Randy Newbrough, both in red shirts, standing at Indiana University's Sample Gates
Greg Siering and Randy Newbrough, both in red shirts, standing at Indiana University's Sample Gates
Greg Siering and Randy Newbrough, both in red shirts, standing at Indiana University's Sample Gates

New technology resources for faculty

How the teaching centers are helping faculty transition back to in-person teaching and learning

Happenings
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Aerial view of Indiana University's Showalter Fountain during a First Thursdays event.
Aerial view of Indiana University's Showalter Fountain during a First Thursdays event.

Summer 2021 events

Get help with preparing for the start of the semester, and for the return to face-to-face teaching

Featured Story

Fact or Fiction: Sex-crazed cicadas on psychedelics

Supporting information literacy, so students can decipher fact from fiction in a range of content

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Food for Thought
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Two middle-aged women looking at a computer screen; one woman is pointing and explaining something.
Two middle-aged women looking at a computer screen; one woman is pointing and explaining something.

Creating more accessible courses

Four examples of how ATAC has helped faculty create more accessible courses for all students

How to Tech
View over the shoulder of a woman, pencil in her left hand, typing with her right hand, and a calendar on the computer screen
View over the shoulder of a woman, pencil in her left hand, typing with her right hand, and a calendar on the computer screen
View over the shoulder of a woman, pencil in her left hand, typing with her right hand, and a calendar on the computer screen

Manage meetings more efficiently

Easier meeting scheduling through Microsoft Bookings and FindTime, from a professor's perspective

On the Lighter Side
Sample of student-designed flyer using Adobe Stock
Sample of student-designed flyer using Adobe Stock
Sample of student-designed flyer using Adobe Stock

And the winner is...

Students compete for an Adobe Stock campaign to showcase their work at IU

Catching Up
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man with backpack running on a train platform after a moving train
man with backpack running on a train platform after a moving train

In Case You Missed It

Recent news about teaching and learning with tech, plus a new accessibility tool

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