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Teaching Online at Rotman (Quercus Page)
Tools and Resources for Online Course Delivery
Graded assessments
Sample Structure of an Online Course
Campus Closure Preparedness
Generative AI
- Generative AI Navigator

Course Design

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Course Design: Getting Started
Topics in Course Design
Accessibility
Inclusivity
- Building a Community of Inquiry

Quercus

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Integrated Quercus Tools
- Quercus – Zoom Integration
Quercus: Start here
- Update Your Email Address and Grade Posting Policy (Important!)
- Quercus FAQ
Setting Up Your Course
Organizing Your Content
Grading on Quercus
Managing People in Your Course
Assessments in Quercus
Other Considerations

Tools for Running Live Classes

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Zoom
MS Teams
Polling
Whiteboards
- Miro (Interactive Whiteboard)
Live Captions
- Live Captions in Zoom
- Live Captions in MS Teams
Technical Considerations
- Simple Technical Considerations for a Live Class
Running Dual Delivery Classes

Tools for Video Creation

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Video Recording Guidelines
- Video Recording Guidelines
Recording Software
Video Hosting Options
Video Captioning
- Generating and Adding captions for MyMedia videos
Interactive Videos
- How Can I Add a Quiz or Survey to a Video on Microsoft Stream?
- How to Upload Camtasia Videos with Quizzes on Quercus (SCORM)

Tools for Online Assessments

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Respondus LockDown Browser
Creating Assignments
Creating a Quiz/Test/Exam
Grading

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