Today the Baylor Libraries launched a new baylor.edu/library! The new site has the same powerful search functionality users expect while presenting a new mobile-first experience and plenty of new features.

Students taking online courses (even experienced online learners) will want to take the Online Student Quickstart course in Canvas.

Instructure is hosting a series of livestreamed support sessions on Monday, August 17, to assist faculty with common Canvas issues. If you need assistance with creating quizzes, using Canvas' gradebook, developing assignments on the platform, cross-listing course sections, and importing course content these sessions are for you!

During the week of August 17-21, the Baylor Libraries' Learning Spaces team will test the auto-recording functionality of classrooms across the Baylor campus. On August 18-19, they will offer training for faculty on how to operate each of the four different types of our technology-rich classrooms.

For easy reference, below is a list of information and considerations related to COVID-19 to be aware of as you plan to deliver your courses this fall. Please take time to read through the included policies and statements, as they may answer some of the questions you likely have.

Today I am pleased to announce Baylor’s partnership with iDesign, a Dallas-based instructional design firm, to provide additional resources to you as we prepare for the fall semester.

Ten classrooms in Cashion and Hankamer are now open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for faculty to test new technologies implemented to support multiple teaching modalities.

To assist faculty with preparations for teaching fall courses, the Learning Together site now features a simple search that displays instructional technologies available in a particular room as well as rooms that feature particular technologies.

A new website, Learning Together, provides support for faculty and students pursuing excellence in teaching and learning.