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Teaching with Zoom Quick Reference Guide and Best Practices

The recommended technology set up for teaching remotely in faculty offices or non-classroom spaces.

Quick links to needed resources in support of Remote Learning

iOS apps for faculty teaching remotely.

Slack @ Dartmouth is meant to facilitate teaching, learning, working, cross-campus community building, and topics of general interest to the Dartmouth community.

Canvas is a web-based tool for teaching, learning, and collaboration. All Dartmouth classes are automatically provisioned with a Canvas site. Canvas integrates with many other teaching and learning tools used at Dartmouth. New features, enhancements and bug fixes are applied to Canvas every three weeks.

This article describes some of the noteworthy features of Panopto: how they can contribute to teaching and learning, improve productivity, save time, and enhance universal usability and accessibility. This is not a how-to article, but a peek into what’s possible with Panopto.

Multiple projector room with an audiovisual system that supports the use of a classroom computer or laptop. Lapel microphone is available for local speech reinforcement. Ceiling microphone and room cameras will capture audio and video when joining the classroom to a Zoom meeting or when recording via classroom capture. Students divided into teams can connect their device a flat panel located around the room via HDMI cable or faculty can route content from the teaching station.

The Faculty Course Tools is a suite of tools designed to provide self-service access to some faculty-requested Canvas administrative features. This tool will be available to faculty who teach courses in the Arts and Sciences and Thayer.

Frequently asked questions about Canvas

Options for meeting with students outside of lectures.

New Working Remotely Resources, COVID-19: Cybersecurity & Fraud, Fax to Email