Technology services that support teaching are available to the university faculty and teaching assistants. The resources listed below are available at no cost to the academic unit.
The UF Standards and Markers of Excellence provides a framework of best practices for online courses. Faculty can use this matrix to self-evaluate their online courses. Use of this matrix is [...]
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For ideas on how to make your syllabus into an effective tool for your course, visit Faculty Focus. UF Syllabus Policy University of Florida Syllabus Policy Suggested UF Syllabus Template (without Word [...]
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Current laws as well as UF Regulations specify that reasonable accommodations must be made in the instructional process to ensure equal educational opportunity. The University has provided an extensive guide, [...]
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Video: Real Connections: Making Distance Learning Accessible to Everyone Cornell University: Web Accessibility Toolkit University of Florida: Web Accessibility Policies and Guidelines LIFT Text Transcoder Lift Assistive Text Transcoder [...]
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Internet use carries a risk of information theft. The university’s privacy policies are designed to reduce risk and maintain privacy and confidentiality for students, faculty, and staff. For more information [...]
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The question of intellectual property in academia is important and complex. The increased use of electronic platform and online learning have increased the complexity as can be seen in the [...]
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For an overview of copyright law visit George A. Smathers Copyright Tutorial Access to the copyright tutorial’s quizzes can be found within the Faculty Institute. You can self-enroll in the Faculty Institute [...]
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Assessment of student learning is a critical element in teaching. The CITT can assist you with aligning the appropriate assessment methods with your course objectives. Call (352-273-4902, press ‘0’) or [...]
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Full program design and development services are available. This level of development and programmatic support features the full course design assistance listed above, plus: Full design services for all courses [...]
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Review these resources for creative ideas on how to use web tools in your courses. For further assistance with any of these tools, request assistance through the Course Assistance Request form.
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Are you ready to keep teaching your course if a health pandemic affects UF? Under these conditions you may have large numbers of student absences occurring over a period of [...]
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