How to keep teaching during coronavirus
This helpful resource from The Chronicle of Higher Education provides guidance on how to sensitively transition to online instruction.

Coping with the coronavirus pandemic is a challenge for faculty and students alike. This helpful collection from The Chronicle of Higher Education features articles highlighting ways in which faculty can help students cope.

This instructional planning guide provides helpful tips for instructors transitioning to remote instruction with a focus on lecture-based classes and considerations for more active learning environments.

This step-by-step guide developed by UCLA CCLE offers helpful information for instructors at the beginning stages of preparing for remote instruction.

This quick start guide is designed to help faculty and teaching assistants make effective use of instructional resources and tools. This helpful resource covers everything from course content and delivering lectures through Zoom to proctoring exams and assessment tips.

Do you have questions about the use of audio and video for remote lectures and sharing copies of course materials for students? This resource provides helpful tips for addressing these concerns and other copyright issues related to remote learning.

This helpful checklist provides useful reminders for instructors transitioning to remote instruction.

This guide offers strategies for creating an interactive classroom space and tips for designing courses that embrace remote instruction.

UCLA regularly offers workshops to help guide instructors with remote teaching and learning. Visit this page for a schedule of upcoming events.

A list of approved software tools that are widely used and supported across campus for instructional purposes.

Instructors at UCLA have access to the Respondus suite of tools, a lockdown browser that is useful for online tests and assessments.

Turnitin is a “plagiarism prevention system”. Turnitin works by checking an uploaded assignment against a large database of other published and written work.