There are four main course delivery modalities for Spring 2021:
These classes meet in a physical classroom on campus during defined days and times listed in MyInfo.
Course is fully online and has specific meeting days and times.
Course is fully online without standard meeting times.
Blended courses include both online and face-to-face components.
How do I know which tool to use?
Webex is a cloud-based video conferencing system for remote meetings and collaboration. Users can share screens, files and video.
A lecture capture tool, i.e., a technology that records live instruction and makes it available digitally for later viewing/listening.
Chat, meet, call and collaborate all in one place, no matter where you are.
Respondus is a tool for creating and managing exams that can be published directly to Brightspace.
Remote Computer Labs provide virtual access to the software applications students need in order to complete their studies.
Connect with students via Webex or Microsoft Teams in MSU classrooms. Create Techsmith videos there too.
Classroom Lecture Technology Webpage
View this extensive collection of recorded trainings by the Center for Faculty Excellence, Renne Library and others.
Message from Clayton Christian regarding ongoing safety protocols; Fall 2021 planning; Spring 2021 guidance related to event hosting, including athletics; and Spring 2021 guidance related to MUS-affiliated travel.
March 25
Effectively immediately, indoor events will be allowed to have up to 150 people in attendance, and outdoor events will be allowed to have up to 250 people, as long as masks and social distancing are observed.
March 15
As we approach pre‐registration advising season, the Provost shared information about MSU's new procedures for course withdrawals and adds. The new procedures will begin March 22 and are also detailed on the Registrar’s website.
March 11
Answers to questions you may have regarding online teaching and learning.
