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Library Covid-19 Updates
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COVID-19: Resources for Remote Teaching: HOME

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NEED HELP DEVELOPING YOUR ONLINE COURSE?

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LOLs

PEDAGOGY & TEACHING ONLINE

VIDEO TUTORIALS & TEACHING RESOURCES

ZOOM Tutorials

Ann Nowak, Touro Law Writing Center Director and Lynne Kramer, Touro Law Faculty

"The first two are quick how-tos on equipment that could be helpful and features that help you and your space look camera-ready. The last two videos are different recordings of a single conversation between me, in which we talk about some practical tips that aren't covered in most help videos. We also talk about using different features for different types of classroom activities."

Online Learning Consortium - Webinars

edX - Law & Legal Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)

WESTLAW - Legal Research Training Tools

Center for Innovation in Legal Education - Animated Law Topic Videos

CALI Resources

U OF U - TEACHING & LEARNING TECHNOLOGY

TLT: QUICK START GUIDE TO TEACHING ONLINE

These modules were created by Teaching & Learning Technologies. Each is its own module in Canvas, teaching basic Canvas skills to get up an running quickly.

SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS

SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS

Facebook Groups

  • Pandemic Pedagogy: Law in a Time of Coronavirus This group was created from the Pandemic Pedagogy group, intended to focus specifically on law teaching (and ABA Standards) issues related to taking legal instruction online.
  • Pandemic Pedagogy Educators, students, and others share insights, best (and worst) practices, advice, successes, challenges, and research about converting to fully online instruction during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Relevant Twitter Threads & Follows

QUESTIONS?

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