Designing effective teaching materials is essential to support your session’s objectives and engage students in the learning process, whether through asynchronous pre-work or in-person activities. Think about what materials will best convey your content: Do you need PowerPoint slides for a brief in-class overview, handouts for a case study, or videos for pre-class learning? Ensure materials are clear, visually appealing, and aligned with your objectives— for example, a slide deck on TLRs should highlight key PAMPs for discussion. In a flipped classroom, prioritize materials that support active learning, such as case prompts or interactive diagrams, over dense lecture slides. Accessibility is also key: use tools like Canvas to share materials and ensure they’re compatible with student devices. The resources below will help you create materials that enhance student understanding and engagement.