Welcome to the Remote Instruction Course Set-up Kit. This site is organized in a way that allows you to customize it to meet your instructional needs. CITL has added resources that you may find beneficial when organizing key content, in addition to some general resources that your students could use to prepare and succeed in the remote course.

As you begin editing and adding your content to this site, it’s important to understand that you are not expected to build a fully online learning experience. Focus on the tools you are most comfortable with and design to the lowest common denominator when it comes to technology use. Remember, the technology your students are using at home may be limited and could prevent them actively participating in planned activities.

Just a couple of quick tips to get you started.

  1. Items noted as a WEB PAGE can be edited by you. We recommend using the editor in Brightspace, as we did our best to ensure the style is accessible for those who may access the site using assistive technology.
  2. Items noted as LINKS are managed by CITL and should we need to make updates to these pages, they will automatically applied to your site without any intervention from you (i.e. Library service, technical help, etc.)
  3. Weekly Modules include three general content pages that you can edit with your specific content. You can embed media, add images or simply type content into the editor. You can also add additional pages and links to assessments. Check out our Brightspace Guides for tips on how to do this.

Other resources

Here are some helpful resource sites that you can reference as you begin planning, preparing and delivering your course through remote instruction.

Guide for Preparing your Course: A pedagogical guide that walks you through the instructional considerations for designing your course.  https://blog.citl.mun.ca/instructionalresources/guide-for-preparing-your-course-for-remote-or-online-learning/

Instructional Resources: Resources you can use when planning and creating content, including strategies for moving in-class instruction online. https://blog.citl.mun.ca/instructionalresources/

Technology Resources: ”How to” resources on specific educational technology including Brightspace, Online Rooms (video conferencing), Video Assignment, Peer Scholar (peer review), Respondus quiz builder and more. https://blog.citl.mun.ca/technologyresources/

We are here to help

Our Client Support is available 7 days a week to support you. You can reach them at www.citl.mun.ca/support for further assistance or to connect to other CITL services.