Welcome to the e-teaching and e-learning Wiki
This page presents a CIMeC repository with interesting documents or suggestions, for e-class teaching. If you would like to suggest links to documents, web pages or anything else that you consider useful to share with colleagues, your contribution is more than welcome. Write to Raffaella Bernardi
UniTN resources and courses about e-learning
- "Didattica online": see the dedicated webpage
- FormID: https://projects.unitn.it/formid/it/
Simple tools: more interactivity
- To receive quick feedback through wordcloud, quizz (see also socrative), pool (see also direct pool) and assessment, visual collaboration and mentimeter
- Directory of Learning and Performance tools
- Others: wooclap, padlet, miro, poll everywhere, Google suite (e.g. Jamboard)
Software for videos
Platforms
- For seminar courses:
Perusall: How to flip your classroom when the world is flipping out - Webinar by Eric Mazur
- For computational labs:
Google colab for sharing Jupyter Notebooks. It’s like Google Docs for python code. They appear in your Google Drive and you can share them easily. Students can run code from their browsers, comment on the code, ask questions etc. but limited use of GPUs (https://colab.research.google.com/notebooks/intro.ipynb)
If you need more, you can apply for a Google Cloud Platform Educational Grant (Google Cloud Platform Education Grants page.) A colleague of mine has received vouchers of 50$ for students and 100$ for lecturer and TA.Best Practices
- Best Practices: Online Pedagogy (Harvard)
- Pedagogical Practice (University of Central California)
- How to be a better online teacher by Flower Darby
- Prof. William Fisher
- Prof. Greg Wilson
Webinars
- Pearson webinars (only in italian)
- Webinar MIP-CRUI (only in italian)
MOOC courses
Webinar about Zoom (tbc)
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