These resources were developed for Spring 2020 emergency remote instruction. To view the updated strategies and resources for remote teaching in Fall 2020, please visit the newly redesigned Keep Teaching website.
Strategies for Remote Instruction
Remote Instruction is the mode of instruction in which students are temporarily separated from the instructor and course content is delivered digitally. In the case of emergency campus closure, the strategies here will help you quickly transition to remote instruction.
Deliver
Have a plan and create a simple structure to deliver your course materials, lectures, and information online in a consistent and easy-to-follow pattern.
Engage
Establish regular engagement throughout the week to create open lines of communication, avoid feelings of isolation, and foster community in the remote environment.
Assess
Consider alternative formats for your assessments, including take-home exams, online exams, and project-based assignments that promote academic integrity.
Tools
Familiarize yourself with the campus-supported tools and technology that are readily available to you. Get support on utilizing these tools effectively for your course.
Ensure Accessibility, Integrity, and Privacy
It is essential that while the transition may be quick, the quality and care in which we provide accessible/universal content, promote integrity, and ensure privacy remains uncompromised.
Digital Learning Webinars
Webinars on Remote Instruction, Assessment Strategies, and Proctoring.
ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
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For Writing Tutoring, the Writing Hub will provide one-on-one writing consultations for undergraduate and graduate students online. In Spring, students can visit WritingHub.ucsd.edu to schedule an online writing consultation.
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For Content Tutoring, the Academic Achievement Hub will provide drop-in tutoring remotely through video communication. Refer to AAH.ucsd.edu for more information.
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For Supplemental Instruction (SI) and Study Groups, the Academic Achievement Hub will host SI and student group sessions remotely through video conference technology. Refer to AAH.ucsd.edu for more information.
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For Learning Strategist (LS), the Academic Achievement Hub will provide workshops and one-on-one appointments. Refer to AAH.ucsd.edu for the latest schedule and to access links for workshops. Your learning strategist will send you a separate link when you submit a request for an appointment.
