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Last Updated: 03/07/2024
in Web Conference Below are guidelines the Division of Continuing Education (Harvard Extension School and Harvard Summer School) have for you and your Zoom class. Our guidelines are made to your class remains safe and only accessible to you and enrolled students in y...
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The course navigation menu is a series of links on the left side of your course that help you and your students access different course areas or integrated external tools. Depending on the structure of your course, you can choose to reorder and hi...
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From the Quizzes page, click the button for "+ Quiz". In the dialog box, choose "New Quizzes" and click the "submit" button. Enter your exam name and click the "build" button to start adding questions to your exam. Why Ne...
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Last Updated: 02/21/2024
in Web Conference If you've used Zoom to teach at another Harvard School, or another institution, you'll notice we do some things a bit differently here. Even if you have taught at DCE, policies and procedures are continuously evolving. Here's where you can learn h...
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Last Updated: 02/21/2024
in Web Conference Computer minimum specifications: Windows and Macintosh 2GHz or faster processor, 8GB or more of RAM Please maintain an up-to-date operating system and web browser We do NOT support: Taking courses on mobile devices Linux/Chromebook Beta ve...
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Last Updated: 02/21/2024
in Instructors Let's discuss... WHY... ...do a group project? WHEN... ...is a group project appropriate? HOW... ...should I implement it? TEAM DEVELOPMENT Forming, Norming, Storming, Performing (and Adjourning) Who am I? Ethan Contini-Field, M.Ed....
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Last Updated: 02/14/2024
in Instructors Basic Ways to Build Community The earlier you start, the better the outcome will be Set the tone: How formal/informal do you want the conversations to be? In any discussion or assignment prompts, write the way you’d like your students...
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Last Updated: 02/14/2024
in Faculty Dev. Top 4 Ways to do Group Work Online Top 5 Ways to Do Chalkboard/Whiteboard Work Online Top 4 Ways to do Group Work Online Student-to-student connection is important and achievable when teaching online. Here are some ways you can do grou...
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Last Updated: 02/14/2024
in Faculty Dev. Feedback is a key component in helping students progress towards the goals you have laid out for them in your class. What is good feedback? More importantly, how do we frame our feedback in a way where students read it and use it to inform their fut...
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Last Updated: 02/14/2024
in Faculty Dev. Goals & Planning Considering changing from a traditional final exam to another format? Start planning from the beginning of the term. Some of these ideas could be added during the term, but for maximum flexibility, include them in your first syll...