H1N1 Teaching Tips
Overview
This page offers some basic guidance to faculty interested in exploring existing online teaching tools as one option for continuing their teaching during an H1N1 emergency.
LTS H1N1 memo
H1N1 Teaching Tips workshops
Basic LATTE Information
LATTE, our university on-line instruction environment, is already configured with space dedicated to your course. Even if you haven't used it recently, it's easy to activate your course, add readings, and send emails to your enrolled students. Some information to get you started:
Accessing your LATTE courses
Activating your LATTE courses
Adding content to your LATTE Courses
Sending emails to your Enrolled Students
Advanced LATTE Information
Particular tools in LATTE can facilitate online asynchronous communication, or, more simply, let your students communicate in writing no matter where they are and when during the day they write. With some preparation and planning, the Forum tool can allow you to shift in-class conversations entirely online.
Setting up your LATTE forum
Introduction to online discussions (tutorial)
Bibliography of further online discussions information
Other Tools
You may find some other online tools useful:
Brandeis Mailing Lists. Our basic mailing list service allows you to easily distribute email messages to a group of addresses you select.
Blogs @ Brandeis. A new service, Blogs @ Brandeis allows you to create a basic blog, or easily-updated webpage, and either make the content public or restrict it to members you select.