The WSU Canvas transition is coming in Fall 2021. Get ready and be well-informed! AOI has developed various resources to support you in the journey from Blackboard to Canvas. Starting early on the migration process will be essential in making a smooth transition from Blackboard to Canvas. Below are important resources and steps you can take now to be ready for the Canvas migration process.
We all felt the intense heat and pressure that distance delivery provided. It is easy to become buried in individual thought processes as we plow through the challenges of the last couple semesters and the semester ahead but let’s take a moment to understand what kind of impact some of our Global Campus (GC) colleagues had on their students and use the student feedback to reflect on and refine our teaching whether face-to-face, online or somewhere in between.
Creating a clear path to learning for our students can present challenges. Navigating these challenges can be difficult, which is why having a plan and anticipating any hinderances that may occur can be an advantage. In this week’s Faculty Insider, we are presenting three common pain points experienced in the classroom, and some simple solutions you can implement to overcome them.
Student evaluations can offer a great source of insight for instructors and administrators by providing valuable feedback for revising courses and degree programs. However, getting students to complete course evaluations can be tricky. How do we encourage students to participate in course evaluations?
In Fall 2019, WSU introduced Zoom as the university-wide solution for a variety of distance learning needs. You have likely already used it to join meetings from your computer, or as the infrastructure for your video conference room calls, but Zoom also allows real-time connection with students directly through our learning management system.