Consider learning aims, interaction guidelines, assignment instructions, grading criteria, and technical issues when crafting student activities with collaborative documents.

Customize your online course home page and getting started materials to support student success.

Library resources and dedicated staff are available to support online teaching and learning.

Resources from the Online Learning Consortium (OLC), provided through our institutional membership.

Recent ICON updates include a new slide-out style “Assign To” tray and significant changes to the Discussions and Announcements interface.

What is Universal Design for Learning? A practical guide to get you started.

Joanna Krajewski thinks about student agency from a holistic perspective. As an instructor in and Director of the Online MA in Strategic Communication in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, she utilizes course design strategies that transform the traditional student-professor dynamic into a collaborative partnership. Joanna’s students are encouraged to select course content and assignment submission options that align with their interests and personal growth needs.

Explore student-centered instructional strategies and discover best practices for integrating AR/VR content in your course.

Explore AI-informed teaching strategies, multimodal course design, and inclusive assessment strategies that target grading for growth.

Kara Kehe, Lecturer and Director of Undergraduate Studies for Sport and Recreation Management in Health and Human Physiology, knows how to make a great first impression on her online students. She shares strategies for designing a course orientation that sets student expectations and prepares them for an active applied learning experience.