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Copyright considerations for online courses

July 29, 2020

How does copyright law differ for distance learning and traditional face-to-face courses? What permissions do you need to share or include someone else's content in your online course? Does copyright law have an exception for emergencies? Who owns the copyright in the works you create?

Join University Libraries’ Copyright Services for a presentation on the basics of copyright for online instruction on August 11 at 9 a.m. This presentation will cover copyright exceptions for online teaching, an introduction to using openly licensed content and copyright best practices for transitioning from a face-to-face to online course.

Teaching for Student Success town halls announced

July 17, 2020

As we prepare for another extraordinary semester this fall, it is critically important that instructors have all of the resources they need to ensure success in AU20 and beyond.

To help provide this support, the Offices of Academic Affairs, Student Academic Success, Distance Education and eLearning and Michael V. Drake Institute for Teaching and Learning have collaborated to present a series of three town halls: Teaching for Student Success in Autumn and Beyond.

These sessions will bring together individuals from multiple campuses, colleges and units across the university, and were organized with guidance and input from students....

How to prepare for an effective dialogue

July 13, 2020

Staff and faculty members across campus are increasingly interested in hosting dialogues around race and social injustice. Dialogue can lead to more insightful and well-supported decisions and can also allow individuals to feel heard. But effective dialogue is not always easy to achieve and can be a challenge to get started.

Join us on July 15 from 10:00-11:15 a.m. to discuss how to intentionally prepare for an effective dialogue. Hear from panelists on how they prepared for and started the discussion, best practices, personal experiences, and some pitfalls we might try to avoid.

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 Exams and Assignments for Online Courses
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 Teaching for Student Success in Autumn and Beyond: Creating inclusive learning spaces, wherever and however they occur
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 Copyright Consideration For Your New (Or Old) Online Course
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 Teaching for Student Success in Autumn and Beyond: Integrating resources and pathways for support

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Robert T. Boyd
Robert Boyd
Associate Professor, College of Medicine
Department of Neuroscience, Columbus Campus

Dr. Boyd graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1977 with a BS in Physiology. He received a Ph.D in Molecular Biology from the University of Texas at Austin in 1986.

After working as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of California, San Diego and the Salk Institute for 4 years, he moved to Ohio State in 1990. He is an Associate Professor in the...Learn more