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The following are generally accepted guidelines students and instructors should adhere to in the exchange of communication in the digital context. Be respectful to your instructor and classmates in all forms of communication. Reread your electr...

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Action: Instructors, who have courses that are using digital courseware materials as part of the Clarkson Bound program (webpage here), must click the Course Materials link in their Moodle course. This allows students to access their materials.  Look for the...

  AI Ethical Guidelines  An EDUCAUSE Working Group Paper, June 25, 2025 Introduction The adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education is accelerating to support a broad range of functions, from personalized learning and grading assistance t...

1) For folders #1 - 4, upload all final documents you wish to have included in your file for review.   2) Complete activity #5 as instructed. 3) External and/or Testimonial Reviews may be Optional. Meet with your File Preparer to determine whether or not to in...

1. Upload Tenure File documents to File Preparer folders. A) Upload these files BEFORE Clarkson Faculty Reviewers access Candidate's file and begin review: All appointment and reappointment letters (with salary figures concealed/erased). All annual Faculty Act...

1. View files in folders located in the sections named: Candidate Submissions, File Preparer Submissions. 2. Submit a letter of review at the "Clarkson Faculty Reviewer Submissions" assignment activity (.pdf only). See below for requirements from Operations M...

Courses are delivered in a variety of modes at Clarkson University including in-person, online (either asynchronous or synchronous), hybrid & paired. The table on this page defines Course Delivery Modes.

Clarkson subscribes to Quality Matters, to ensure consistent quality and continuous improvement in our online and hybrid courses, however the basic principles for Quality Matters (QM) can be used to ensure consistent quality and continuous improvement in  for ...

At Clarkson University, you may be given a syllabus with course objectives or you may be allowed to create your own. Either way be sure to confirm that the objectives are BOTH measurable and use action verbs.  In order for an objective to be measurable, it mu...

How to release admit/deny/scholarship/financial aid letters in Slate Click queries/reports and search admits or denies or financial aid or tee shirts…depending on what letter’s you’re releasing! You’ll see a number of how many letters are awaiting to be releas...

Ways to Communicate with Your Students Through Moodle News & Announcements Forum This forum type is ideal for reaching all students with your information because messages you post will will be sent to the individual student emails and they will also remain ava...

Practicing effective communication skills is beneficial for you and your students. Keep these tips in mind! Used with permission from Revolution Learning and Development: 7 Cs of Effective Communication. View the Infographic Description and Transcript for 7Cs ...

Summary In Moodle forums, In Moodle, instructors can grade forum participation in two main ways: Whole Forum Grading or Ratings. Whole Forum Grading allows instructors to assign a single grade for a student's entire forum activity (all posts and replies), whe...

Make a copy of this Online Teaching Effectiveness Checklist for your own use. 1. Clear Course Design Use a consistent structure: Organize your course in weekly modules with a predictable format (e.g., overview → content → activities → assessments). ...