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A list of OSU-oriented resources and recommendations to get you started on making your video.....

Are you looking for some quick ideas for ways to integrate writing into your course, tips for responding to student writing, actual in-class activities, tips for using peer response in your course, or advice on preventing plagiarism? Then, check out our resources on the Writing Across the Curriculum writing and assessment wiki.

On 21 May 2012, OSU hosted a second video-concert/conference with the French blues group, Moussu T e lei Jovents (Provençal for "Mr. T and the Youngsters") from La Ciotat/Marseille. Sponsored by an LT eLearning Professional Development Grant, with matching funds from the Department of French and Italian and the Foreign Language Center, this event allowed students in French 631 ("Bringing Down the House") to sing along and engage in dialogue with the two leading musicians of the group.

This is the online version of our quarterly newsletter, "Events on Teaching." It features a Frequently Asked Questions article about the quarter-to-semester conversion, detailed information about our Autumn 2010 events, and important announcements for Ohio State educators.

Do you want to assign a video project in your class? Here is some excellent guidance....

Learn about the Undergraduate Research Office at Ohio State's next Virtual Brownbag this Wednesday, July 3rd, 2013

At the 2012 Academy of Teaching Mini-Conference, academic support units presented the various ways in which they can support teachers in the next academic year. Check out this page for a wealth of helpful information!

Are you looking for some new ways to enhance your teaching or boost your productivity during Ohio State's first autumn semester? What follows are highlights of some resources we recommend to help you. Below, I'll also suggest several DU blog posts that feature additional apps. You can also check out our list of upcoming workshops, where you can learn even more.

This is a great service for making readings available to your students within Carmen. The library will load them into your course AND deal with copyright issues.

This is the home page for UCAT at Ohio State. The University Center for the Advancement of Teaching (UCAT) exists to assist all those who teach at The Ohio State University to excel in teaching, support student learning, and experience the satisfaction that results from teaching well. Visit our site for upcoming events, community opportunities, an explanation of our services, a library of resources, and much more.

Faculty and staff can request presentations on a wide array of diversity topics.

This document helps instructors interpret the results from SEIs here at Ohio State and gives them suggestions for how to improve areas where they might want to raise their scores.

Just one more reason to make sure you try out our At-Risk simulation training: http://ucat.osu.edu/at-risk.html

Subject librarians are an untapped resource in most libraries. They can do so much more than just teach your students how to use a database.