Teaching in Multiple Modalities
Training
ATS offers training in Canvas, Zoom, Panopto, and other technologies related to digital pedagogy, as well as classroom AV. Sign up for training
Office Hours
At office hours (in-person or virtual), you can get one-on-one help with any questions you have about technology and teaching. Learn more about Office Hours
Instructional Design Consultations
News
Poll Everywhere Activities and Resources
This post focuses on Poll Everywhere as a tool for student engagement. For more on Poll Everywhere at UChicago, please visit the Poll Everywhere service page and consider registering for the upcoming workshop “Poll Everywhere Faculty Discussion” to be held on December...
Gradescope: Useful Information and Resources
Gradescope is a software tool that can significantly streamline the grading process for handwritten work. With Gradescope, you can create a living rubric and use it to assess student work, adjusting the rubric as you go to maintain grading consistency across...
2022 Symposium for Teaching with Technology: Save the Date!
Save the Date! The 2022 Symposium for Teaching with Technology will be held online on Wednesday and Thursday, April 20-21, 2022, from 1:00 to 5:30 P.M. It will feature speakers from throughout the University community presenting on their use of technology to enhance...
Events
Initiatives
Hypothesis and Ed Discussion Now Enterprise Offerings
The social annotation tool Hypothesis and the online communication tool Ed Discussion are now available for use by the entire University. To learn more about these tools, see Use the Hypothesis-Canvas Integration or the Ed Discussion Quick Start Guide.
Winter 2022 Workshops
Academic Technology Solutions, the Chicago Center for Teaching, and the University of Chicago Library have designed workshops to help instructors prepare to teach in Winter Quarter 2022. Faculty, instructors, teaching assistants, and support staff can register for current offerings or view past offerings.
Classroom AV Updates
Registrar-scheduled campus classrooms that are in use for in-person classes have received video conferencing equipment updates. Instructional videos and written instructions are available to help students learn how to use them.