Whether you plan to teach online or remotely, there are many things to consider before you start. Accordingly, eSAIL has developed many online teaching tips, as seen here and in the side menu.
Select one of the following to find tutorials relevant to your particular teaching style.
I am:
Teaching from Zachry
Getting Started
Automatic Recording
All Zachry classrooms (1st through the 4th floor) come equipped with Yuja recorders. These will automatically record your lectures according to the official class schedule. See Zachry Classrooms for more details.
Accessibility
- 2-part video about creating accessible online courses:
- Yuja – Accessibility and Closed Captions
- How to Create Accessible Headings, Links, Images, Tables, and Contrast (Accessibility Series)
- Intro to Accessibility: The What, Why, and How of Accessibility
Contact eSAIL
Teaching Online with Canvas (Asynchronously)
Getting Started
Canvas Basics
- Canvas Course Launch Checklist
- Browse all eSAIL Canvas Tutorials
- How to Declutter Your Canvas Course
Promoting Interaction and Engagement with Students
Accessibility
- 2-part video about creating accessible online courses:
- How to Create Accessible Headings, Links, Images, Tables, and Contrast (Accessibility Series)
- Intro to Accessibility: The What, Why, and How of Accessibility
Assessments
- Aggie Code of Honor (5 min.)
- Using Categories in New Quizzes
- Understanding Possible Time Issues in Canvas Quizzes
Quality Checklists
- Managing Your Online Course (Checklist) (download)
- Essential Elements Scorecard for Online Courses (download)
Contact eSAIL
- For online course support, please email us at eSAIL@tamu.edu.
- View our Contact Us page for more ways to engage.
