Online education has become increasingly important in current times. A lot of helpful tips and tools are shared on social media. Our LDE Centre for Education and Learning made an overview for you of useful websites and tips for you.
Tips for Online Education
- Save yourself time and work!
Are there Web lectures from previous years or other sources (YouTube, Coursera FutureLearn) available? If so, use them! - Preparation is key.
This is important for both live sessions and recorded web lectures. - For live sessions: Test your setup as if it is the real session.
Ask a colleague or student to help with a dry run. Make sure you go through all the steps of your presentation as if it is the live session. Check out the technical connections (video, audio, screen sharing, input) and the functionalities (user permissions, quizzes, answering questions, etc.). - Share your expectations.
Share with your students your expectations of the context, the programme and their role. - Make sure you have a backup.
Be in touch with your faculty/IT contact in advance. He/she can help resolve technical issues of participants, should they arise.LDE Universities
Leiden University
On 16 March, Leiden University launched a new online platform for Remote Teaching. The website is regularly updated with new information and announcements.
Web dossier Remote Teaching
Important Considerations
Erasmus University Rotterdam
This page is meant for teachers who, due to the COVID-19 regulations, need to adapt their teaching and education accordingly. Here you can find guides, manuals and other informative resources about the use of Canvas for activities, how to communicate with students via Canvas, how to record lecture clips and on assessment.
Advice Online Education
Choosing a platform
Delft University of Technology
This page offers suggestions for instructors at Delft University of Technology looking to continue offering a student-centered learning experience in a remote or online learning environment.
Quick Guide Online Education
Brightspace Tips
Digital Pedagogy
In the early 2000s, Erasmus University Rotterdam, TU Delft and RU Groningen created an online collection about 'E-pedagogy'. The information on the website remains relevant and useful, and includes information about interactive and inclusive learning, feedback, assessment, accesibility and more.
Digital pedagogy