Thank you to everyone who attended the level 1 YuJa training. If you missed the training, you can view the video below: We also created a Q&A document during the training you can reference. Please sign up for the Level 2 training on June 30. This training will be particularly helpful if you want to
Have you ever wanted to: have a persistent chat backchannel for your in-person class where students can participate and share ideas? have a more robust discussion tool that models how discussions happen in collaborative environments? encourage the use of “real world” collaboration tools? promote class engagement with the use of advanced communication features like
Thank you to everyone who attended the level 1 YuJa training. If you missed the training, you can view the video below: We also created a Q&A document during the training you can reference. Please sign up for the Level 2 training on June 30. This training will be particularly helpful if you want to
Have you ever wanted to: have a persistent chat backchannel for your in-person class where students can participate and share ideas? have a more robust discussion tool that models how discussions happen in collaborative environments? encourage the use of “real world” collaboration tools? promote class engagement with the use of advanced communication features like
If you have ever wanted a seating chart with student names and pictures, it’s easy to create one in Canvas using the Attendance tool. Instructors may want to consider using a seating chart for their classes, which can facilitate contact tracing in the event that a student in their class tests positive for COVID. Step
A favorite online tool is the Photo Roster tool. Use the Photo Roster link to view a photo roster of your students and print it out. Many instructors like to have a copy on hand during the first week or two in order to make notes (such as pronouns or name pronunciation) in the margins
The 8 elements discussed below can either be created in Canvas or pulled in from elsewhere using an external tool or embed code. Email edutech@chapman.edu to find out how you can use Canvas to humanize your course.
I’ve received several questions this week from instructors concerned about how they will teach a face-to-face class while wearing a mask. Interestingly enough, you don’t necessarily need more volume when wearing a mask. Last year, Nick Gabriel from the College of Performing Arts, Department of Theatre, delivered a presentation with specific strategies from acting and
Scroll through the graphic above to view the entire invitation, agendas, workshops, and register for the event! **This summit is free and open to all Chapman instructors, staff, and students.** Pre-conference: July 27 | Develop digital media teaching skills and effective leadership practices You’ll learn: How to design learning experiences that foster
What is Linktree? Linktree is a website that allows you to create a personalized and easily customizable webpage that houses all the important links you want to share with your audience. Why did ETS create a Linktree? We were looking for a simple way to put all our most important links in one place. At
Summer Academy: Inclusive Teaching Keynote & Workshop with Dr. José Antonio Bowen All faculty and instructional staff are invited to join the Institute for Excellence in Teaching and Learning on Thursday, August 19, from 9am to noon for Summer Academy! Learn WHY and HOW considering inclusion issues can make you a better teacher for all
Mark your calendar for July 22nd at 9:30 AM Pacific time. Learn how to use Adobe Spark and Creative Cloud tools within Canvas to get your students creating in no time! We’ll demonstrate this exciting integration, plus show you how to engage students with Adobe Spark’s easy-to-use design capabilities. See how you can transform your
Pilot: Microsoft Teams Classes in Canvas 
Looking for ideas to further “humanize” your face-to-face class? 
Teaching from behind a mask: You don’t need more volume 
Adobe for Education Summit 
Summer Academy Keynote Speaker: José Antonio Bowen 
Classroom Creativity with Adobe and Canvas