Effective Monday, March 16th, traditional classroom courses will be delivered remotely. This will continue at least until Tuesday, April 14th. The facilitate this and allow faculty time to prepare their course material, all academic classes are canceled on Friday, Marth 13th.
The following information will help with transitioning your course into an online format:
Zoom
UF Canvas Support
UF Canvas Support (Zoom) (8 am-5 pm M-F)
Phone: 419-434-4357 option 2
Getting Started
Zoom Training (Recorded 02-26-2020) **This training video shows Blackboard on the list of items to be discussed. However, this was a mistake on the slide itself. Zoom is currently enabled in all courses in Canvas and it's ready to be used to create meetings for your classes.**
Zoom - Create a Meeting in Canvas Course
One Button Studio
Scheduling the One Button Studio or Light Board Rooms
Tour of the One Button Studios
Green Screen and Camtasia Video Editing
Canvas
Canvas Overview for Instructors
Starting the Semester with Canvas (Publishing Course)
Using YouTube to Store/Access Course Videos
Using the Rich Content Editor (RCE)
Teaching Online with the Tools at UF (recorded by Dr. Elkie Burnside)
How to Apply a Template To Your Course
https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-13122
Communication With Students
Using Your Inbox (Conversations)
Syllabus
Assignments/Quizzes
How to Grade
Posting Class Material
Creating Pages (to insert into modules)
Recording Lectures/Videos - Studio
Discussion Boards
Mobile Apps
Utilize mobile apps for quick access to courses when away from a computer. These apps are available in the mobile Google Play and iOS App stores.
Additional Resources
- Jose Bowen (author of Teaching Naked) recently posted a new blog about how to start working on your new course online http://teachingnaked.com/your-new-virtual-course-a-quick-primer/
If you have any questions or issues, contact Technology Support Services
419-434-4357