1 Learning Materials
Take inventory of your course’s Learning Materials.
What materials do you already have that will easily import into an online environment?
- Textbooks
- Readings
- Online Videos
- Software/Apps
- Recorded Lectures
- Other
Gathering your Learning Materials
If you’re still on the hunt for some great learning materials for your class follow this link to a short guide to selecting learning materials below:
There’s plenty of support for getting the right course materials into your online or remote class. From the Bookstore to the Library to the TLSE, here’s a few helpful links to find the support you need to get the job done.
- Campus bookstore support
- Library Support on Course Reserves
- Direct link library resources in your course
- Guide for embedding research guides in your course
- Searchable Open Educational Resource (OER) databases
Don’t forget about copyright in your remote course. Pedagogical and technical issues may make the shift from in-person to remote teaching a challenge but copyright concerns should not be a significant barrier! Check out the great resources available at USask for keeping your content compliant with copyright considerations.
