Because classes have transitioned to remote instruction, staff from the Center for Distributed Learning, the Office of Instructional Resources, and the Faculty Center have resources available to help:

• Get online tips and resources at the Division of Digital Learning's Keep Teaching initiative website at https://digitallearning.ucf.edu/newsroom/keepteaching/. Students should refer to the Keep Learning site at https://digitallearning.ucf.edu/newsroom/keeplearning/.
• “Keep Teaching” support workshops occurred during the week after Spring Break. These sessions were streamed online and are available for viewing on the Keep Teaching page.
• For information related to copyright concerns while putting content online, Scholarly Communications Librarian Sarah Norris is offering daily virtual office hours. Contact her at https://library.ucf.edu/staff/norris-sarah/.
• Other Webcourses@UCF Support options (including live chat and phone options) are available at https://cdl.ucf.edu/support/webcourses/.

Zoom Videoconferencing

The following resources are available to provide help with using Zoom (https://ucf.zoom.us) in your Webcourses:

• The Center for Distributed Learning has created several resources to help you enable Zoom in your online course and answer frequently asked questions about Zoom, including a UCF Zoom Quick Tips reference sheet and a PowerPoint "housekeeping" slide you can adapt and use as a screen-shared introduction to a remote class meeting.
• The Division of Digital Learning is offering scheduled Zoom sessions for departments or faculty interested in learning how to transition their face-to-face courses to remote instruction. Please reach out to webcourses@ucf.edu to schedule an appointment.

Looking for creative ideas to make online teaching work in a pinch?

Please refer to our Creative Pedagogy for Online Instruction page, which includes resources and strategies for engagement in an online environment.