Remote Humanities

The Seven-Day Instructor Self-Care Challenge

As an Online Pedagogy Assistant, I spend a lot of time brainstorming with instructors about how they can best support their students during remote learning. But very rarely do instructors mention how they are taking care of themselves. There are resources available...

Ideas for Winter Quarter

Teaching remotely for the first time this winter and feel like your syllabus is missing something? Teaching remotely for the third time and wanting a refresh? Take this quiz to see which creative pedagogy idea might be right for your course! Or, see the options below....

Dominique Bluher: Student-Led Discussions

As autumn courses come to an end and we celebrate another successful quarter of online teaching, we also find ourselves already preparing for the winter. With another remote quarter looming, instructors may wonder how to keep students engaged as we approach the...

Claudia Brittenham: Asynchronous Classes

As students head home for Thanksgiving Break, where they will remain through the end of the quarter, instructors prepare to adapt their class format to inconsistent time zones and new demands on their students’ time. For some, this may mean incorporating more...

Veronica Vegna: Teaching in the Time of COVID-19

“[R]emote teaching was for me — and probably many of my colleagues — a complex process made of trials and adjustments, which required commitment and flexibility on the part of all participants. It was also a very rewarding and unique communal experience. Empathy shone...