As an instructor, Zoom can help keep your class going if you or your students have a situation that keeps you from meeting in person. Synchronous online class sessions, where everyone joins a Zoom meeting at a scheduled time, is one way to create engagement when students are remote, but Zoom can also be used to support other teaching and learning scenarios. Zoom can be used on laptops, desktops, tablets, smartphones, and even desk phones, giving students many ways to access the class session.
Panopto is a tool that can be used for recording or uploading lectures and slides, screencasting, video streaming, or embedding videos with content in other parts of the site. Panopto videos can...
The International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) defines universal standards for describing and delivering images over the web. Harvard was...
For over a decade, sections of Harvard Yard have been opened up every other fall so that students in the College can study the history that lies beneath their feet. The excavation is part of the...
Fall 2019 update: Turning Technologies clickers are no longer supported in the FAS. Instructors still eager to use this technology can contact Academic Technology for the FAS who can connect them with the vendor to discuss pricing and facilitate integration with Canvas.
To see how Turning Technologies compares with other supported Classroom Response Tools,...
Microsoft Whiteboard (part of Office365, and available to faculty, staff, and students in FAS) supports individual and collaborative whiteboards.
The International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) defines universal standards for describing and delivering images over the web. Harvard was...
For over a decade, sections of Harvard Yard have been opened up every other fall so that students in the College can study the history that lies beneath their feet. The excavation is part of the...