Whether you’re a new faculty member or a veteran instructor, IU has resources to support your teaching and your students’ learning. Find information about collaborative learning spaces on campus, technology training to develop your skills, and a community of educators ready to share what they know.
Find the latest strategies, resources, and technologies to help you adapt your course to hybrid or online teaching.
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Connect with IU’s teaching and learning community for support and resources for affordable content, active learning, and teaching online.
Visit Teaching.IUTeaching with technology is more important than ever. Whether you’re teaching in person, online, or a hybrid class, IU’s technology resources help you plan, execute, and organize your courses for a successful semester.
Manage syllabi, assignments, grades, and discussions and incorporate tools for analytics, communication, collaboration, and assessment.
Find eTexts, online homework tools, simulations, and OERs at up to a 90% discount on over 100,000 titles from 35+ publishers.
Adapt your course for hybrid or online teaching with the latest strategies, resources, and technologies.
Develop your Canvas course using a template for your home page, syllabus, and more.
Foster inclusion and community through an audio recording of a name's pronunciation.
Create and publish etexts, articles, and assignments in digital formats, including websites, PDFs, or ePUB files.
Discover ways to engage students using technologies for active and collaborative learning on every IU campus.
Learn to articulate your teaching philosophy and better serve students through this module series.
Find resources for building courses, enhancing instruction, and advancing teaching excellence.
Your one-stop portal for IU-supported teaching and learning technologies.
Identify plagiarism and help students improve source citation, grammar, and quoting skills.
Explore new opportunities for research on teaching and learning, generated from learner data.
IU continues to seek new ways to engage students and instructors. Flexible design, creative tools, and ongoing evaluation help aid active, collaborative learning.
The Mosaic Initiative supports innovative classroom design, research, and comprehensive support through in-classroom consultations; the Mosaic Faculty Fellows program; the Annual Design Symposium; and research on classrooms.
Create surveys, view reports, and analyze results with this cloud-based survey tool, available to IU students, faculty, and staff.
Foster engagement and innovation with designs, systems, and support that expand IU's formal and informal classroom environments.
Embed frequent, low-stakes assessments to gauge students’ understanding of course materials.
Increase student engagement with real-time feedback via slides, questions, discussions, and polls.
Store your files, record a lecture, or meet with students and colleagues using IU’s collaborative technology. If you’re not sure what to use, get help by emailing cthelp@iu.edu.
Get access to Drive (Docs, Sheets, and Slides), Groups, Sites, and Calendars under the iu.edu domain name, integrated with Canvas to provide single sign-on, file sharing, and assignment creation and grading.
Meet virtually from a conference room, your computer, or even your mobile device with high-quality video and audio support, easy-to-use tools for collaborating online, and options for high-quality audio and video recordings.
Access the entire collection of Adobe desktop and mobile apps.
Adobe Express suite of tools (formerly called Adobe Spark) allows you to create graphic, short web pages, or narrated video.
The high-speed file sharing service integrates with Canvas to distribute files of any size to each student in your course.
Provides integration between Google Drive and learning management systems like Canvas.
Build and manage online surveys and databases in support of academic research through this secure, web-based application.
Use this cloud-based video management system for storing, publishing, and streaming videos, video collections, and other media.
IU is currently migrating from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams at IU. During the transitional period, you can use either service (with few limitations) to communicate with multiple people via phone, instant messaging, or video.
