Remote Teaching Resources
^these should be your primary sources of information for tools regarding online teaching^
Other links of interest
COVID-19 FAQ on Educational Continuity
EdTech Resources
UC San Diego Zoom - Video and Web Conferencing
before using Zoom for lecturing, please verify that your account is licensed (log in to ucsd.zoom.us and check the "User Type" - should be "Licensed")
If it is not licensed, please request a Zoom Pro account from servicedesk@ucsd.edu
SSCF IT has put together some great walkthroughs on using Zoom and integrating it with Canvas
NOTE: We have had reports from some of our clients, that they are falling victim to Zoom Bombing. This is where someone who was not invited to your Zoom Meeting obtains a copy of your Zoom link or Personal Meeting ID (PMI) and then chooses to join your Zoom Meeting in order to maliciously interrupt you and your participants. Please go here to learn about ways to prevent this from happening to you.
NOTE: As of March 26th, the screen sharing settings within your account have automatically defaulted to “Only Host”. This setting gives hosts sole permission to share content within their meetings by default.
Qualcomm Institute - free use of studio and video expertise for JSOE Faculty
Will Styler - Resources for Faculty moving to Online Teaching
Google Meet
Please remember to do a test run and make sure that the tool meets your needs
on the hardware and software you plan to use!
Replacing chalkboard/whiteboard when delivering lectures online:
Hardware
iPad Pro or iPad or a recent generation that works with an Apple Pencil
Microsoft Surface, with Surface Pen
Laptops or other tablets that have a Touchscreen, along with a stylus for writing with (stylus must be compatible with hardware and OS running on laptop/tablet)
Software for digital whiteboard
Zoom - has built-in whiteboard option, may need to join Zoom on the hardware device, separately from the computer you're delivering the lecture on
Google Jamboard (for Chrome, or Android devices)
Pre-recorded videos / tutorials:
Video Capture Software
Kaltura - embedded into Canvas
Zoom - you can start a meeting and either share video from your camera or share your screen. Sessions can also be recorded and saved. Students can connect without a Zoom account (Guest).
Video Editing Software
Kaltura - embedded into Canvas
Youtube does have light editing capabilities if part of your plan includes publishing to Youtube
Paid - Adobe Premiere or Rush (can get educational discount)
Paid - Filmora (can get educational discount)
Mac free editor - iMovie
Windows free editor - Microsoft Photos has Video Editor
Windows free editor - for 60sec or less videos - Microsoft Movie Moments
Cameras
Logitech Web Cam - Bookstore has several models to choose from
Integrated cameras in your laptop/desktop/tablet devices
(hasn't been fully tested yet) HUE Document Camera or something similar - camera that can capture writing on paper, or view something on the desk that you're wanting to show
Qualcomm Institute - free use of studio and video expertise for JSOE Faculty
QI's leadership is committed to help wherever we can during this crisis, so our media production team is offering free use of our studio and our video expertise to any JSOE faculty members that require assistance converting their classes for online delivery. We can also assist with onsite live streaming or the video production needs of Departmental staff.
Thanks,
Hector.
Hector Bracho, Managing Producer-Director
Events and Media Technology, Qualcomm Institute @ Calit2
University of California, San Diego
(858) 534-2594
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