These resources are provided at no cost and available to anyone with teaching responsibilities at UNT.

• Accessibility Online — An introduction to accessibility, including policy and law, implementing accessibility in your class, technical resources, and a few additional guides and references.
• Copyright Guide — This guide will help you understand copyright permissions when using others’ work in your teaching. Learn about fair use, creative commons, and public domain works.
• Online Teaching — A variety of services, resources, and best practices to help you deliver online courses. 
• Electronic Newsletters — Topical newsletters on education and teaching. Subscriptions provided by CLEAR and available to all faculty and staff.
• Memberships for Faculty — Access to publications, websites, and special discounts to webinars and conferences.
• Open Educational Resources — An overview of OER, including an introduction, local resources, and content repositories.
• Social Media — Get recommendations on how to implement Social Media into your instruction. When utilized well, social media can be a powerful tool that enriches group learning processes instead of distracting students from course content and their peers.
• UNT Teaching Commons — a virtual resource and gathering space for connecting anyone with teaching responsibilities at the University of North Texas. 
• TREE: Teaching Resources for Engaged Educators — The Teaching Resources for Engaged Educators (TREE) initiative leverages online training modules focused on 11 important teaching proficiencies and is available to anyone with teaching responsibilities at UNT.