Keep an eye on your learner’s progress with analytics and let them know how they are doing through rubrics.
How do you know when to offer support to your learners? We pick up on behaviors that indicate a learner is “dropping off” in the course. These might include not participating in activities or discussions, not attending class, not turning in assignments, etc. Both Canvas and Kaltura have analytics features that can help you more effectively track learners’ progress and engagement so you can intervene before it’s too late.
Our blog post from June 13 details how to use these tools to check in on your learners’ activity.
Last week Axel Ruiz, Learning Technology Specialist, facilitated a Quick Hit session on Canvas rubrics. The recorded workshop provides tips to help you grade faster while also improving feedback for your learners. You will learn how easy it is to create rubrics, how to find and attach a rubric to an assignment, and how to leave quality feedback in a timely manner.
Clemson Online is proud to announce new opportunities for instructors to gain experience in online course creation, teaching with Canvas, and the Quality Matters course review process. They start March 6 and include:
Please see the full descriptions and registration links at our Expanded Quality Matters Offerings website.
For applicable participants, these trainings can be listed on annual reviews. Check with your department for specific details. If you have any questions about these training opportunities or any aspect of Quality Matters at Clemson, please email Lori Kinley.
Join us to learn how you can effectively encourage academic integrity in your courses with Canvas and Lockdown Browser. You will learn which settings in Canvas provide more security and what other academic integrity learning technologies Clemson Online supports.
Register here for Quick Hits: Academic Integrity on February 23rd.
Review Clemson Online’s Calendar of Events page for the instructional development events we will offer in Spring 2023.
Contact James Butler with any questions about these sessions.
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