Online Education Strategies
UBC Online Learning Resources
The Keep Teaching website supports faculty in developing their own strategies to continue to meet the needs of their courses online, if there are disruptions in on-campus teaching and learning.
CTLT Guiding Principles for Course Adaptations
This CTLT document outlines how to successfully adapt courses for online delivery, while continuing to offer learning experiences for our students that are as high quality as possible.
Centre for Teaching & Learning Resources
The goal of the Teaching Remotely pages is to give faculty enough support and resources to finish the Term. The pages are full of links for those who have the expertise and capacity to dive deeper into facilitating online learning.
Kaltura is the video platform used by UBC. Learn how you can enhance your online teaching and integrate Kaltura videos into Canvas.
Self-paced training course on using Kaltura is available through Canvas.
APSC September 2020 Online Resources Documentation
Principles for Remote Invigilation
September 2020 Updates & Information
Sample Approaches to Academic Integrity in Syllabus
Exam Invigilation Workshop
CTL hosted an Exam Invigilation Workshop on November 12, 2020.
School of Engineering Resources
Solomon Tesfamariam and Yang Cao demonstrate how to use iPeer within Canvas
2020W Online Teaching Guidelines & Resources Session led by Yang Cao from August 10, 2020.
Yang mentioned a useful link to resources at the beginning of the session.
Provost’s Academic Integrity Working group syllabus resources. Note not all language will be appropriate for all courses, so choose and adapt what is most relevant to your course.
Academic Integrity discussion led by Laura Patterson from July 31, 2020.
School Teaching Town Hall (Zoom conference) Recording from Monday June 29, 2020.
School of Engineering Faculty Town Hall Discussion from Thursday October 8, 2020
Chronicle of High Education online teaching recommendations
View the Online Education Strategies workshop hosted by Laura Patterson and Ray Taheri on Monday March 16, 2020.
View “How to create online content” YouTube workshop hosted by Ray Taheri. Highlighting various software platforms that allow for the dissemination of pedagogy.
School of Engineering Online Teaching Video Recommendations & Guidelines
View Ray Taheri’s DYI Document Capture Camera Rig
Faculty of Applied Science Resources
Learn how to Add Collaborate link to your Canvas course
Simple intro to Collaborate Ultra
UBC IT Okanagan
UBC Studios Okanagan has equipment and services should you require additional assistance in preparing online courses.
Canvas Quiz Training
Three online video tutorials are now available for faculty considering Canvas Quiz as an exam tool. Topics include developing questions and solutions, importing questions and best practices.
Canvas Quiz Training Session #1 Video (led by Loïc Markley)
Canvas Quiz Training Session #2 Video (led by Ernest Goh)
Importing questions into Canvas Video (supplemental training)
Set-up formula questions how-to document
Best practices for online quiz document
2020 Retreat Online Teaching Tips & Tricks
Yang Cao moderates the session including a panel featuring Peter Newbury, Michelle Lamberson, Mehran Shirazi & Greg Courtice.
Full presentation video recording
Greg Courtice Managing Stress Presentation
Video Capture resources
Communications Manager Sam Charles provided some training on the School’s two lecture/lab/tutorial video capture units
Online Teaching Program
The following links were provided by Yang Cao, associate director (Undergraduate Studies) in June 2020:
https://ctlt.ubc.ca/programs/all-our-programs/online-teaching-program/
- 9 asynchronous self-guided modules: https://ctlt.ubc.ca/programs/all-our-programs/online-teaching-program/modules/
- Set of Synchronous Workshops: https://ctlt.ubc.ca/programs/all-our-programs/online-teaching-program/workshops/
Transitioning to Online Teaching: A Blended Approach (week-long, cohort-based, facilitated, 10-12 hours of total time)
How to use Zoom: https://skylight.science.ubc.ca/lt/guides/zoom
Best Practice 2020 (work in progress): http://cis.apsc.ubc.ca/best-practices-2020/
Assessment: https://blogs.ubc.ca/assessmentguidebook/