Teaching Online/Remote Resources
Created during the height of the pandemic to assist educators with the great shift to online/remote, this page continues to help those remaining online and/or adapting to a hybrid model.
Teaching & Learning
According to Inside Higher Ed's Joshua Kim and Edward Maloney:
"In a HyFlex course, courses are delivered both in person and online at the same time by the same faculty member. Students can then choose for each and every class meeting whether to show up for class in person or to join it online. The underlying design ethos behind the HyFlex Model is flexibility and student choice."
Hybrid-Flexible Course Design
Implementing student-directed hybrid classes
Brian J. Beatty
Pros and Cons:
A Closer Look at Hybrid-Flexible Course Design
What are Hybrid-Flexible or HyFlex Courses and Their Impact on Student Learning
Costs and Benefits for Hybrid-Flexible Courses and Programs
Other Resource:
HyFlex Resources compiled by Pikes Peak Community College
Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning
Teaching Effectively During Times of Disruption
Teaching Remotely in Times of Need
Using Zoom to Teach
Putting Content Online in a Hurry?
Crowdsourcing: Teaching Online with Care
Shifting to Online Basics
Online Teaching Toolkit
What Works Clearinghouse: Guide to "Using Technology to Support Postsecondary Student Learning"
Free Downloadable Canvas Shell with Weekly Structure
Receive free access to a downloadable Canvas shell that contains a basic course structure based on a weekly module approach to deliver an online class.
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