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Online resources for faculty
Online resources for faculty
BLIS is a microsite that aims to support Blended Learning@NIE by not only being the one-stop avenue for official information and initiatives on Blended Learning, but also to scaffold and spark new ideas in the creation of a Blended course through the Blended Learning Toolkit.
A one-stop solution that provides for your teaching needs during this home-based learning period ranging from creation of lessons to assessment of learning outcomes in an online environment. We have curated relevant resources and created simple ‘hands-on’ guide that you can download and implement right away to achieve effective teaching online. Most importantly, Teaching & Learning Continuity aims to help anyone who wishes to facilitate an enjoyable home-based learning experience for their students.
A curation of educational tech tools used in the classroom for improving the administration of academic processes, encouraging collaboration, and facilitating communication between teachers and learners. Check out these tools to help you with the teaching and learning in your classroom!
4. Video Clinic
4. Video Clinic
A one-stop video solution and resource site for creating engaging teaching videos with step-by-step hands-on visual guide. Check out this site for video solutions, video tools resources, and bi-weekly Videobites newsletter series to get updated on simple video production tools and techniques for teaching and learning.
There is a wide array of platforms (e.g., Blackboard Collaborate, Google Meet, Kaltura Capture, Cisco Webex, Kaltura Virtual Classroom and Zoom) which you may adopt to conduct online classes (synchronously and asynchronously). Check out the link!
Online courses for faculty
Online courses for faculty
Login access to NTULearn is required.
These modules serve faculty who:
are users of Blackboard and have, at minimum, used Blackboard to supplement their face-to-face courses with online content delivery;
are interested in teaching a blended course or a couple of online lessons when the need arises (e.g. a pandemic occurs)
This provides the tech know-how for faculty who are:
new to NTULearn and learn the basic of Blackboard features;
familiar with Blackboard and wish to explore other options available, and which one to choose;
familiar with Blackboard and need just in time information in using the tools.
For additional resources, you may refer to the eLearning tools section.
For additional resources, you may refer to the eLearning tools section.
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