Sections:
Assessment and Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Discipline-Specific Resources for Online Teaching
Assessment and Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
The SCU Office of Assessment has curated a collection of disciplinary rubrics--you can access the collection here.
Scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) is being conducted across disciplines, and there are many discipline-specific journals which focus on SoTL. The Kennesaw State University Center of Teaching and Learning has curated a list of teaching journals which is searchable by discipline and topic. You can access the list here.
Discipline-Specific Resources for Online Teaching
To find discipline-specific resources for online teaching, you might consider consulting with colleagues at SCU, within your professional organizations, and on social media. Twitter has become an especially rich space for teaching resources, and you may find ideas and crowd-sourced documents from colleagues and organizations within your discipline. Here are some resources to get you started--if you have other discipline-specific resources to recommend, please let us know!
Discipline-Specific Resources:
STEM
- Online Science Simulations and Laboratory Resources (crowd-sourced from the POD Network)
- Geoscience Materials for Teaching Online (crowd-sourced document)
- Ecology and Environmental Science Materials for Teaching Online (crowd-sourced document)
- "How to Quickly (and Safely) Move a Lab Course Online" (Chronicle of Higher Ed article by Heather R. Taft)
Arts
- Online Art & Design Studio Instruction in the Age of "Social Distancing" (Facebook group)
- Resources for Moving Dance-Based Pedagogy Online (from the Dance Studies Association)
- Higher Ed Music Lessons in the Time of COVID-19 (Facebook group)
- Christopher Bill Guide to Remote Music Education (Google doc with resources and ideas)
- Teaching Theatre Online (crowd-sourced document)
- Open Source Resources for Performance-Related Disciplines (from the Association for Theatre in Higher Education)
Languages
- Putting Our Language Classes Online: A Resources Round-Up (blog post by Stacey Margarita Johnson)
- Language Panda (digital resources for teaching foreign languages)
- Center for Open Educational Resources and Language Learning (based at the University of Texas at Austin)
Humanities
- "As Human as Possible" (Inside Higher Ed article by Colleen Flaherty about teaching humanities courses online)
- Digital Pedagogy in the Humanities (curated collection of reusable resources for teaching and research)
- Bringing Your Course Online (resources compiled by the Modern Language Association)
- Personal, Accessible, Responsive, Strategic: Resources and Strategies for Online Writing Instructors (ebook by Jessie Borgman and Casey McArdle)
- Religious studies resources (blog post by Richard Newton)
Business
- Moving Your Classroom Online (resources from Harvard Business Publishing)
Community-Based Learning
- COVID-19 Updates & Guidance for Community-Engaged Learning (resources from the University of Vermont)
All Disciplines:
- AJCU Faculty Teaching Commons (collection of discussion documents sorted by discipline)
- Open Educational Resources from Humboldt State University (hover over the disciplinary clusters in the sidebar navigation to find resources for your specific discipline)
- Collection of Online Teaching Resources (crowd-sourced document with discipline-specific resources)
Page author:
Dr. Rachel Stumpf, SCU Faculty Development Program Manager
Last updated:
July 31, 2020