Tag: Course Design

On July 16th, Digital Learning Strategist Millie Tullis led a Workshop Wednesday session titled Simple Strategies for Making Your Canvas Course Beautiful. The session focused on practical design tips and ready-to-use templates from the Faculty Resource Center that can help instructors create more consistent, accessible, and visually appealing Canvas courses. Tullis began by sharing general design […]

On June 25, Digital Learning Strategist Millie Tullis led an engaging Workshop Wednesday session titled How to Deter Online Cheating Through Course Design. The training explored why students may cheat and how thoughtful course and assignment design in Canvas can enhance motivation and reduce instances of academic dishonesty. Tullis opened the session by examining common reasons […]

When we talk about assistive technology in education, the conversation tends to center around accommodations for students with disabilities—and rightly so. These tools are essential for ensuring equitable access to learning. But here’s a thought worth following up on: assistive technology doesn’t just benefit those with documented needs—it can enhance learning for everyone. Think of captions; […]

Spring is the season for growth and renewal—and your online course designs are no exception. Here are some fresh tips for building inclusive online courses. Why not use some time this winter to “spring clean” your courses and ensure they are inclusive and accessible to all students? Here are three quick, actionable tips to brighten your […]

Create a more organized and efficient workspace that helps you and your students focus and feel more in control.

Whether taking a face-to-face course online or building a new one from scratch, designing an online course takes time and planning. Here are our recommended steps for getting your course ready to go in time.