UNT recognizes the role of remote teaching in continuity of teaching and learning efforts here at UNT. UNT has crafted “Remote Teaching Kits” to serve as a supplement to your College provided equipment. These kits can be used to enhance remote teaching and learning.
Teaching with Tech
Listed below are helpful tips for working more efficiently with technology in the classroom. Click on the title to view the entire tip.
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Welcome to our iClicker Cloud foundations guide for Students. iClicker is an engagement tool that can be used for synchronous, asynchronous, face to face or remote engagement. iClicker can be used for a variety of engagement-based activities such as polling for opinions, polling for understanding, and more. |
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Welcome to our iClicker Cloud foundations guide for Faculty. iClicker is an engagement tool that can be used for synchronous, asynchronous, face to face or remote engagement. iClicker can be used for a variety of engagement-based activities such as polling for opinions, polling for understanding, and more. |
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In an effort to create a seamless experience between face to face and remote environments, we recommend using Zoom in the classrooms as needed for your synchronous (live) experiences as well as recording. Common reasons for needing to use Zoom in the physical classroom are students who are needing to self-isolate, students being ill or at high risk of becoming ill during times of increased viral load in our community, students facing travel complications and more. |
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iClicker is a polling technology that empowers you to engage students digitally while maintaining social distance. iClicker can be used both in a physical classroom as well as in a remote class. UNT has provided Faculty and Students with iClicker licenses. Once you have created your iClicker account, you can access this tool from the web, a computer (including DSI Tech supported learning spaces) and the iClicker mobile applications. |