How to make Zoom breakout groups less boring. This is a list of ideas crowdsourced from Twitter. For all links and info, visit the slide deck! Slide Deck
CoLab faculty and staff host a panel discussion about “rigor” in higher education: what is it, what does it mean, how do we enact it or push against it? Video […]
This resource was designed specifically for Plymouth State faculty who are concerned about academic integrity in online assessment. While the CoLab generally suggests rethinking assessment to eliminate the need for […]
Hannah walks through the process of adding a Zoom room tab to a Microsoft Teams. This might be helpful if you are planning on using Teams in your classes in […]
This is a resource created by the good folks at Granite State College. At its most basic, it’s a list of the ways your students engage in your online course, […]
Martha Burtis talks about why faculty might want to bring their scholarship or teaching to a personal/professional web domain of their own, and offers some thoughts about how to get […]
We recognize our responsibility as a hub for teaching & learning praxis and community-driven academic professional development to facilitate conversation and provide faculty, staff, and students with resources for engaging […]
The PT&E Advisory Group ran a virtual workshop through the CoLab for anyone who has scholarship requirements as part of their jobs and for those who are responsible for evaluating […]
Present IDS as an option for students who have hit roadblocks in finishing their degrees and are considering withdrawal from the university. Advising Resource – Full Sheet for Advisors Advising […]
A video prepared for/by the USNH Open Education initiative and the Academic Technology Steering Committee. Featuring Christin Wixson (PSU) and Carolyn Cormier (GSC).