Faculty Technologies Below is an alphabetical list of licensed campus technologies for faculty. If you have a request, please email complete a Helpdesk ticket at services.chatham.edu or email support@chatham.edu. For information on classroom delivery modes, please visit the following: Classroom Delivery: Teaching and
Chatham offers a range of technology tools for students. This is not a comprehensive list, rather a list of the most commonly used tools. If you have questions about a specific tool, please contact Helpdesk at https://services.chatham.edu.edu or 412-365-1112. Brightspace
Chatham offers a range of technology tools to support staff on campus. Below is a list of the most commonly used resources. If you need access to a tool that isn’t listed on this page, please fill out a Helpdesk ticket
Zoom Best Practices To request a Zoom Pro account, which gives faculty unlimited Zoom sessions, please email instructionalservices@chatham.edu. Read over the following resources on using Zoom. Getting Started with Zoom Zoom Learning Center Adding Zoom to Brightspace Safety and
Classroom (In Person) Delivery According to the Office of Academic Affairs, this should be used if you intend to have ANY portion of your class on the ground at ANY time. If you plan to do a hybrid delivery, or
Virtual (Synchronous) Delivery Instruction is synchronous virtual format using a videoconferencing tool such as Zoom, Teams, etc. Synchronous means students will meet at set times/days to receive instruction via videoconferencing. Assignments and homework may be required via the learning management
Online (Asynchronous) Delivery Course activity is done asynchronously (is not delivered during set meeting times/days). Work should be completed in the learning management system by assigned deadlines. There are no required face-to-face sessions within the course and no requirements for
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Student Support Guide 2019 Ver1
