Portal of Resources for Working and Teaching from home

**SIGN-UPs and SUPPORT FOR COE FACULTY TEACHING SPRING 2020**
Training and support for online teaching: https://education.umd.edu/training-and-support-online-teaching-2020

Local ETS ELMS Support for the College of Education
Email: rosalia5@umd.edu or coe-elms-support@umd.edu

DIT Support via ELMS Zoom Room (Go to ELMS space and click on the Zoom link on the left)
Available M-F 7:00 am to 10:00 pm
https://umd.instructure.com/courses/1282581

Zoom-specific Information and FAQs
https://education.umd.edu/zoom-specific-information-and-faqs

ETS Contact Info
https://education.umd.edu/how-contact-ets-staff-during-covid-19-crisis

General guidance and useful resources for both faculty and students
https://keepteaching.umd.edu
Email: keepteaching@umd.edu

Online Teaching Strategies and Daily Webinar Schedule
https://svp.umd.edu/keepteaching/strategies

Teaching & Learning Transformation Center (TLTC) Ongoing Topic-based Webinars
(Panopto, Webex, Zoom, etc.)
https://tltc.umd.edu/webinars

Low-tech to High-tech Instructor Resources (including Digital Terp Toolkit)
https://svp.umd.edu/keepteaching/instructor-resources

Other Key Teaching Resources
Campus Support: https://svp.umd.edu/keepteaching/support
Creating Online Assessments: https://svp.umd.edu/keepteaching/assessment-strategies
Honor Lock online proctoring tool (info and Knowledge Base articles): Honor Lock Service Offering
Accessibility Resources: Checklist, Quiz Extensions, Captioning, Alt Text: https://www.umd.edu/web-accessibility

General guidance and useful resources for faculty and staff to set up work-at-home
(see "Security" for tips if you must use a personal computer to work at home)
https://keepworking.umd.edu

DIT Technology-related Resources (including laptop and hotspot loaners for faculty and staff)
https://it.umd.edu/tech-resources

5 Tips to Decrease Frustration While Moving Online
You can do this; we are here for you. Be authentic and transparent with your students as you try new things. Stay healthy, be gentle with yourself and reach out for the help you need.

1. Plan ahead. 
   Use this preparation checklist to make your remote instruction plan.

2. Get professional support early
   DIT and TLTC are providing expanded support.

3. Avoid synchronous (or live) sessions
   Click here to understand why.

4. Keep video recordings short
   Videos that are longer than 15 minutes are problematic technically and pedagogically.

5. Review your assessment plan.
   View this page for strategies to adjust or adapt your assessments. For identity verification and proctoring, Honorlock has been integrated with ELMS-CANVAS. A webcam is required.