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AI and Teaching Resources

December 01, 2023 / Tags: AI, Guidance, Resources, Teaching and Learning

The Attack on the Capitol and Other Challenging Moments: Talking with Students

January 13, 2021 / Bill Reynolds, PhD / Tags: Capitol, Election, Teaching Resources

As the Capitol was attacked last week, educators struggled to find words to explain to their students what was happening. As an educator, having the capacity to explain an assault on democracy while managing one鈥檚 own emotions is no small feat. We need immediate responses to current events, but we need to also look long-term at how teachers and school communities can be leaders in facilitating dialogue on challenging topics like antiracism and white privilege. Educators wear many hats, but schools and school leaders are uniquely positioned to be public diplomats by applying discourses of peace and reconciliation processes and public diplomacy to educational spaces.

Teaching Resources for Faculty

July 17, 2020 / Bill Reynolds, PhD / Tags: Covid, Difficult Dialogue, Facilitating Discussion, Remote Instruction, Resources

We鈥檝e been monitoring the web and various listservs to identify resources you may find helpful as you plan for the fall semester. There is a brief description and a link to more extensive information for each. We hope you find something useful. And, if you have found any other resources to aid your fall preparation, please share them with us and we鈥檒l post them here.

Using Microsoft Teams

March 25, 2020 / Bill Reynolds / Tags: Microsoft, Online Resources, Teams, Virtual Meeting

Microsoft Teams can be used for a variety of reasons, but one of the most useful is through video calling. This blog post contains some resources that will help guide you through the process of setting up Microsoft Teams and using it to connect virtually.

Bandwidth issues?

March 16, 2020 / Bill Reynolds, PhD / Tags: Alternatives, Bandwidth, Conference, Covid, Resources, Video

This post provides links to resources on low-bandwidth alternatives to video conferencing.

鈥淜eep Teaching鈥� online community

March 16, 2020 / Bill Reynolds, PhD / Tags: Community, Covid, Online, Resources

This post contains information about an online community created as a space where faculty can exchange resources with one another. In addition, inclusion and equity need to be considerations in how we shift to remote instruction, and colleagues at Rice University offer wise guidance in this regard.

Additional Online/Remote Teaching Resources

March 14, 2020 / Bill Reynolds, PhD / Tags: Covid, Equity, Inclusion, Learning, Online, Remote, Resources, Teaching

At the end of this post I offer some resources to aid your transition to online/remote teaching. To begin, though, I want to share a few words about how we can reduce the stress of this disruption for our students.

Welcome to the Lucas Center Blog

March 13, 2020 / Bill Reynolds, PhD / Tags: Covid, Faculty Resources, Learning, Remote Instruction, Resources, Teaching

This post is provides a welcome message to the blog and offers resources related to the transition to remote instruction.