Category: Education

Online learning offers flexibility and accessibility, but for students struggling with mental health challenges, it can also present unique obstacles. Without the structure of a physical classroom, students experiencing anxiety, depression, or other mental health concerns may find it harder to stay engaged, communicate with instructors, or complete assignments on time. As educators, recognizing and […]

For years, PDFs have been the standard format for digital course materials. While they are easy to distribute, they often fall short in terms of accessibility, engagement, and interactivity. As education technology continues to evolve, interactive e-books and dynamic digital content are emerging as the future of course materials—offering features that go beyond simple text […]

As the fall semester winds down, it’s time to wrap up your online courses with care and attention to detail. A smooth course conclusion not only ensures a positive experience for your students but also sets you up for future teaching success. Whether you’re finalizing grades or gathering student feedback, here’s a practical checklist to […]

On October 24th, Quality Matters Coordinator Hansen Wetsel facilitated a Workshop Wednesday presentation dedicated to the importance of aligning online learning objectives with the Quality Matters (QM) framework. The presentation offers a concise overview of the QM framework and provides instructors with some basic information regarding the resources Clemson Online and QM can provide for […]

ICYMI: Utilizing New Analytics in Canvas On September 26th, IT Services Specialist John Dickinson facilitated a Quick Hits session dedicated to understanding the New Analytics feature in Canvas. The training explores New Analytics’s various features, including new messaging features, weekly online activity overviews, and new course grade analytics. Canvas’s New Analytics feature offers an in-depth […]

We are celebrating our newest QM course certifications for Farhang Forghanparast and Chelsea McKelvey.

Take online learning outside with activities that draw connections between course material and their local environment.