Swarthmore College is one of the many colleges that are now offering faculty the opportunity to create their own website through Domain of One’s Own. This means that faculty are able to set up a website domain name, which they … Continue reading Getting Started with Domain of One’s Own
Welcome back to campus! As we all gear up for the new semester, Swarthmore’s Academic Technology team is offering several supportive workshops to help people get started. Academic Technology supports the use of technology in teaching, learning, and research. Our staff provides … Continue reading Pre-semester Workshops with Academic Technology
Panopto’s latest version has some exciting new accessibility features. Take a look at just a few of their new features below. Caption Editing Find and Replace ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition) powered caption editing enables customers to quickly identify captions that may … Continue reading Panopto New Accessibility Features
Last month, ITS partnered with the Writing Program for a faculty-led discussion on the many ways people use Slack for student engagement and language inclusion. Slack is a channel-based messaging platform that allows members to work together more effectively. It … Continue reading Slack for Language Inclusion and Student Engagement
As we are wrapping up the end of the semester, below is a checklist of items to consider as we near the end of the course term. Check your Moodle gradebook visibility By default, students cannot see the Moodle gradebook. … Continue reading End of the Year Moodle Checklist
Last spring we did a short blog series on student engagement and motivation while teaching remote. As part of the series, we interviewed Professor Beatriz Ramirez Canosa discussing how she uses Jamboard as a way to keep students motivated and engaged as well as … Continue reading Peer Interview Podcasts
