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
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
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
Below are some resources to help you get started with your classroom delivery this fall. Classroom (In Person) Delivery In this mode some face-to-face instruction occurs in classrooms or labs. Students will be required to attend some physical classroom/lab sessions during the
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 Adding Zoom to Brightspace Safety and Security First Be
Chatham Community, A malicious website claiming to be the live map for coronavirus/COVID-19 produced by Johns Hopkins University is circulating around the Internet. The website infects the user with the AZORult Trojan, an information-stealing program which can exfiltrate a variety
Academic Continuity Resources for Faculty A number of circumstances (a campus closure, increased absenteeism during a flu outbreak, inclement weather, etc.) may require faculty with short notice to temporarily migrate class online. Below are strategies and resources to help. If
Welcome new students! Please review the information below about the Chatham ITS Department and how we can help you! ITS HELPDESK The Chatham University Helpdesk can assist you with your computer and software problems, including: Troubleshooting Computer Issues:
ITS HELPDESK The Chatham University Helpdesk can assist you with your computer and software problems, including: Office 365 (e-mail): All faculty and staff receive a Chatham e-mail account. All official University communications are sent to this address and
