Resources for Teaching
Asynchronous course delivery refers to delivering your course in a way that is not bound to a particular time or location. Course content and assessments delivered asynchronously leaves it up…
Asynchronous course delivery refers to delivering your course in a way that is not bound to a particular time or location. Course content and assessments delivered asynchronously leaves it up…
Pitt faculty who teach large enrollment classes (>60) in the fall and spring semesters are invited to join the Large Enrollment Faculty Learning Community. Email invitations are sent out before…