FAQ

To get more information and submit a proposal visit the University Senate's Curriculog page.

We recommend that you allow at least one full year to develop your course prior to delivery.

You can teach your course fully online, or choose to have a minimum number of select meetings for an orientation, exams, or other purposes. View the SACS definition of distance learning.

Our Instructional Design Team will work with faculty to support their content development within Canvas. We will discuss your needs and work with you to develop a support plan during the course development process.

Several types of Canvas help and information are available. You can view our training opportunities and online tutorials at the Canvas Portal.

We recommend several different technologies that can be implemented in your distance learning course including: Canvas, Zoom, Camtasia, Echo360, and Interactive Video. Contact us to discuss specific applications/technologies that would complement your course content.

Distance Learning Library Services includes access to research databases and e-journals, document delivery & interlibrary loan, as well as research assistance with library resources and Endnote. For more information see the DLLS page.