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ITS Remote Teaching Guide

Access to Remote Instruction for Students and Faculty with Disabilities

As schools and colleges move courses online, it is important to keep in mind the unique compliance framework that exists for distance education. “Keep Complying” offers academic leaders a brief introduction to this framework and links to guidance on a number of key compliance subjects (e.g., regular and substantive interaction, accessibility, and student data privacy) that can be shared with online instructors.

Remote Office Hours and Ongoing Consultation Services

The Center for Academic Innovation and CRLT will be hosting ongoing remote office hours from 9:00-11:00 a.m. for faculty who would like assistance as they teach remotely. You can join via Bluejeans here. You can get up-to-date information from the CLRT Remote Teaching web page. In addition CRLT consultants are available for scheduled remote meetings, too. Please visit CRLT’s website for more information.

Blue Jeans Training

See  the ITS page for access to the session. Link will be added to the ITS page prior to the session.

Times: (see above link for access)

Thursday, March 26, 2020, 8–9:30 a.m.

Canvas Assistance through  ITS:

ITS is offering daily live Canvas training at noon and 3pm (EST) See schedule for topics, which change on a weekly basis.

Join the conversation through Zoom.

In addition:

ITS has posted archives of Canvas training for review.

This Getting Started with Canvas document is a great Canvas resource.

Individual departments may also have resources to assist faculty.

Share Feedback

Have other questions not addressed in the FAQs? Have other questions about remote teaching you want answered or resources you would like shared? Let us know and we’ll add them.

Need Something Else? 

Contact the ITS Service Center by chat, phone (734-764-4357) or email for additional information or questions related to U-M supported online tools.

Please also reach out to your school, college, or unit’s IT professionals for additional information or questions that are specific to your department.

 

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