University 101 Programs

• Online Course in a Can -  This resource provides instructors with a sample syllabus, course calender, and lesson plans that are adapted for online delivery. Instructors can start with this resource and then further modify it to fit the needs of their students. 
• Summer Workshops - University 101 offers workshops designed to meet the varying needs of instructors. This summer, workshops that focus on strategies to teach online are noted with an asterisk on the schedule. 
• Instructor Consultations -  Instructors can sign up for virtual 1-1 meetings with University 101 staff. While the topics covered will vary based on the needs of the instructor, all staff are prepared to coach instructors through integrating online elements into their course plan. 

National Resource Center for the First-Year Experience and Students in Transition

• "Community Building in an Online First-Year Seminar" Webinar Series  - Over the course of three webinars, Katie Hopkins, Sandy Greene, and Dustin Roberts shared strategies to build community and create a sense of belonging in an online first-year seminar. 
  • Session 1 Recording: Laying the Foundation
    July 15, 2020 Ι 1-2 p.m. 
  • Session 2 Recording: Group Work and Assignments
    July 22, 2020 Ι 1-2 p.m. 
  • Session 3 Recording: Active Learning Strategies
    July 29, 2020 Ι 1-2 p.m. 
• The Toolbox Collection, Vol. 4: Digital Learning  -  In this issue ofThe Toolbox, Brad Garner offers strategies for transitioning to online course delivery.
• "Moving Online" Webinar - In this webinar, Brad Garner shares strategies for successfully making the transition to online course design and delivery. Garner offers specific uses of technology and interactive strategies that instructors can use to improve their online instruction.
• Resources from Meeting with Brad Garner - This summer, Brad Garner met with a group of U101 instructors to provide resources and advice on how to most effectivley engage students in an online environment. 

The Center for Teaching Excellence 

• Assistance with Teaching Remotely - The Center for Teaching Excellence is offering drop-in sessions, webinars, and Blackboard support to help all instructors at UofSC with remote teaching. 
• Consultations - CTE's Instructional Design team can help instructors prepare courses and provide guidance on selecting the best combination of tools, resources, and teaching practices to develop courses and course components for face-to-face, hybrid and fully online courses. 

Additional Resources

• ACUE- Effective Online Instruction Webinars  - The Association of College and University Educators (ACUE) hosted webinars aimed at helping instructors ensure quality online instruction. The recordings can be found in the "Wrap Up & Discuss" sections of each topic. 
• InDev Check-List - For sections taught online or hybrid, please be sure to follow the InDev Checklist to ensure your syllabus conforms to university standards for distributed learning. Please note that the University 101 syllabus template generally already complies with these standards, but please take note of sections 7 & 8 which address the online language.