ID&D Learning Assistants |
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If you join ID&D's office hours, you may meet on of our wonderful learning assistants! We take this opportunity to introduce you to some of the faces of our office that you might not be familiar with. We also asked them, from a student perspective, "If you could share one tip to faculty, what would it be?" and we have included their answers with their profiles below. If you haven't had the pleasure to already, please meet:
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Sam Gordy |
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Tip: “MyClasses can be confusing for the students as well as faculty, so, It would never hurt to share what you learn from ID&D that pertain to the students. You could even share our student video tips with them to help them navigate better. All of this software can be complex and is changing all the time, so try to stay updated and help out your students when you can. They will surely appreciate it!” |
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Linda Zelaya |
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Tip: "Although technology can be daunting, remember that you are not alone! Many students are also learning how to use new instructional software, so we appreciate creativity in the virtual classroom." |
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Chibuzo Opaigbeogu |
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Tip: "Please visit our Zoom office hours! We are ready to support you with all of your instructional software questions. No question is too silly or dumb. We're here to help you! 😊" |
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Corey Phillips |
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Tip: "Don’t forget to use student view in Canvas often, it helps to make sure your course is structured as you wish." |
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Morgan Walters |
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Tip: “Never be afraid to ask questions! Everyone can teach each other something.” |
