Brandman University and Dr. Kimberly Greene are offering a free webinar for educators transitioning to remote instruction during the coronavirus crisis.
The Webinar will be held on Thursday, March 19 at 4:00PM Pacific Time.
More information can be found here: https://conta.cc/2Q8dzhB
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First Posted 3/13/2020 3:30pm
(Last Updated 3/18/2020 11:57pm)
Many of us are taking the extraordinary step of shifting our classes to a remote instruction format to allow students to learn from home and lower the risk of transmitting the Novel Coronavirus. Please feel free to submit resources that you are aware of using the comment link below.
Teaching Effectively During Times of Disruption (Jenae Cohn & Beth Seltzer, Stanford University)
Teaching Online During COVID-19 (Vanessa Dennen)
Remote Teaching Resources for Business Continuity (Daniel Stanford, DePaul University) – this list is becoming very comprehensive so please forgive duplication.
Keep Teaching (Indiana University)
Teach Remotely – COVID19 Response (American River College)
Tips for Teaching Online (Mike Brudzinski, Miami University)
Resources for Teaching Online due to School Closures (Kathleen Morris)
Great List of EdTech companies offering free resources for educators to support Remote learning (The Amazing Educational Resources Facebook Group)
Another Great list from KidsActivities.com
Student/Family Online Resources (Boston Renaissance Charter)
TechSmith is offering organizations free access to Snagit and VideoReview for remote teaching. (NOTE: I highly recommend Snagit as an indispensable tool for online and remote teaching)
Zoom is offering expanded free access to K-12 Educators. A Forbes article covering this can be found here.
Adobe Offers Free Creative Cloud Packages for Students Stuck at Home Due to Coronavirus
