Category: Teaching and Learning

How To Collaborate Online

  1. Email – official Purdue communication
    • Continue to monitor and respond to emails
  2. Remote desktop – databases and U: drive      
    1. Access your personalized environment and secure resources as usual on your office computer
    2. Access restricted databases with your office computer (e.g. ACAD MS Access databases).
  3. Teams –real-time office chat, video, file sharing (not for classes)
  4. Zoom – videoconferencing and screensharing
    • Purdue campus license
  5. WebEx – videoconferencing and screensharing
    • Faculty and staff – 1000 connections
    • Students – 8 connections
  6. OneDrive (or Box)
    • share documents with staff and students outside of your office
  7. LMS – Brightspace
    • Use internal messaging tools to communicate with students

For information about How to Teach Remotely, see:

Teaching Remotely Overview – from Purdue Innovative Learning
https://www.purdue.edu/innovativelearning/teaching-remotely/

See:
https://edit.education.purdue.edu/download2/How-To-Collaborate.pdf

11 Classroom Technology Tips to Help Instructors Speed Up Time to Teaching

From Purdue IT:

“For instructors, getting the most out of class time often requires uploading presentation materials and priming classroom technology before the start of class. When the clock is ticking, a basic understanding of classroom technology at Purdue and a few best practices can help ensure a seamless transition from pre-class setup to teaching.”

For more information see:

https://it.purdue.edu/newsroom/2019/190813-Classroom-Tips.php