Oregon State University is here for you - wherever you're teaching.

OSU’s UIT-Academic Technology and Center for Teaching and Learning are committed to your success in remote and blended teaching. Use the resources on this page to sharpen your skills and enhance student learning.

Featured Resources

Faculty can leverage online technologies for remote and blended teaching, particularly Canvas and Zoom. Providing a consistent approach for students across the university will be greatly beneficial.

Prepare for Fall 2021

Check out Summer/Early Fall faculty opportunities for course preparation offered by Ecampus, Center for Teaching and Learning, and Academic Technology.

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Need help?

Access support and training resources on Canvas, Zoom, media, teaching strategies, and classroom technology. Many support options are available including consultations, how-to guides, in-class support, and scheduled training.

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Center for Teaching and Learning

Remote and blended teaching present new pedagogical challenges. Use this form to contact CTL for a 1-on-1 teaching consultation.

Center for Teaching and Learning

Using Media

Find out how to prepare video and deliver it to your students using the tools provided by Oregon State: Zoom, Kaltura, and Canvas.

Media Resources

Student Engagement Guidance

As units consider their operations for the 2020-21 academic year, this document further clarifies expectations and approaches for how the university ensures holistic engagement with students.

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Latest Updates

Timely Teaching Tips

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OSU Teaching Blogs

Grading: Same as it Ever Was? There’s No Better Time than NOW, to Change

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Jun 14, 2021

At the start of the pandemic, now over a year ago, it struck me that the words of the Talking Heads classic, Once in a Lifetime fit the situation well with a few tweaks (And you may find yourself, With … Continue reading →

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Dimensions for Culturally Responsive Learning Design

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Jul 12, 2021

At a recent faculty professional development workshop series, I became aware of faculty’s concerns about addressing the learning needs of students from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Students with multilingual and multicultural identities are oftentimes perceived as deficient (Almon, 2014; Flores & Rosa, 2015) and might feel they hold an outsider status (Merryfield, 2000). In… Continue reading →

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Cheating is Natural

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Nov 16, 2020

Cheating is Natural How’s that for a sensationalist title? This post is spurred on by a trend resulting from remote teaching. Students and faculty that are not familiar with remote teaching can fall into some common issues not seen with face-to-face instruction. Many of these issues are salient in our student’s (lack of) understanding material,… Continue reading →

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