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This instructional continuity website is designed to help you quickly convert your face-to-face course to distance delivery for this fall quarter. To help faculty with this task, CDLI has developed the following resources:
Build Your Future Course with a CDLI Canvas Course TemplateAs most of us will be teaching in a virtual environment through the end of the 2020-21 Academic Year, CDLI has created resources to help get your Canvas courses up and running. Build Your Future Course can be accessed by anyone and covers much of the information contained in CDLI’s six-month Course Design Program. This is an open course, so you can move through it as suits your needs and schedule. Additionally, CDLI is offering several different Canvas Course Templates for faculty to download and modify to get up and running as quickly as possible.
CDLI has put together a series of articles to help you approach and refine the way you deliver distance education. This resource will be updated regularly. Currently we cover a Start of Quarter Checklist, Zoombombing, and Creating a Welcoming Online Space for Your Students.
WorkshopsCDLI has designed a series of workshops to help you import and customize our instructional continuity templates, use Zoom, and answer your questions during our weekly Q&As. 
CDLI has assembled together a set of commonly asked questions related to teaching remotely during COVID-19.
CDLI has developed an orientation to distance learning course for SU students. The course takes 30-45 minutes to complete and teaches students about how to be a successful online learner, academic integrity, Canvas and Zoom tutorials and help, and technical requirements and solutions. We encourage faculty to include a link to this orientation in their Canvas courses.
From 24/7 phone and chat support for Canvas, Zoom integration with Canvas, to faculty liaisons across colleges, there are a number of resources available to assist you with distance education during COVID-19.