Transiting to online courses midsemester is a challenging request, but there are a number of resources out there to help ease the burden. First and foremost, UF has created a page called Keep Teaching that has some great start up guides and recommendations for format (e.g. eLearning/Canvas vs. Zoom meetings). I hope this guide will help you to find the critical resources you need to successfully transform your course for the rest of the term. As always, if you find resource you would like added to this page, please email me (gjmahar@ufl.edu). Finally, keep up to date on UF's policies on COVID 19 here.
The UF Libraries have adjusted hours and services during COVID. Please see our FAQ page for details and what to expect. As always, our virtual library remains 100% open!
The CITT provides services to the UF instructional community in high quality online course development, creating and refining web presence, and solutions to accessibility issues that maximize the online experience for students, faculty, staff and the community.
The Center for Teaching Excellence at UF provides a number of services for faculty and graduate student instructors, including: guides for teaching, consultations, course reviews, and teaching workshops. Additionally, their Resource Library provides information and assistance with various teaching needs including planning tools, syllabus preparation, course design and management, technology guides and assistance, affordable educational resources, and much more. Whether you are a new instructor or a well-experienced educator, the Center for Teaching Excellence is a wonderful resource. Check out their upcoming events and workshops to learn more about what they have to offer or schedule an appointment.
We will still continue to process ILL requests for articles and book chapters, but not returnable items as shipping has ceased between libraries. If you are in need of a book/article that we have a physical copy of in the Libraries, you may request a scan. Please contact me for more information.
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