In this Course Spotlight from January 15, 2021, we chat with Christina Davenport about her ANS 242 course, Indigenous Cultures of Alaska. This media-rich course takes students on a journey of learning about the Indigenous cultures of Alaska.
Join CTL instructional designers and selected faculty as we take a peek into their quality online courses at UAF. Every month we will be presenting a new online course and hosting a Q/A session via Zoom. Have a look inside…
Dr. Latrice Bowman is an experienced online instructor and mathematician. She has been teaching for CTL for several years and has worked hard to make incremental changes that enrich her course. These days, her course is full of studio-quality instructional…
Allison Zhang teaches the History of World Art II as though she is guiding students through a museum as they learn to be curators themselves. In this course developed by Zoë Jones (see also History of World Art I), each…
In this Course Spotlight from June 2020, we chat with Lisa Kljaich about her Explorations in Music course. Lisa Kljaich has been teaching online for a long time. Originally, her Explorations in Music was a combined exploration with Art and…
In this Course Spotlight from July 24, 2020, Jason Lazarus shares his History of Photography course with us in a two-part recording. Jason is a professional photographer who teaches a variety of advanced photography courses for the Art Department and…
In this Course Spotlight from July 10, 2020, Jenn Wagaman shares her EDSE/PSY 448/648 course, Understanding FASD – Designs and Intervention Strategies. This cross-listed course stays focused with clear objectives, an extremely comprehensive syllabus, and a simple structure in Blackboard.…
Edited Recording from June 12, 2020 As the instructor for a non-major GER science course, Anja Kade has a lot of students that come with apprehensions about doing well in a lab course, especially a distance lab course. Her…