COVID-19 Resources
As the coronavirus pandemic is requiring many instructors to teach remotely with minimum preparation, many organizations have been creating online resources to support this work. Here you find links to just a short selection of these sites, that we think may be particularly valuable for our LiDA Community.
Top Five Sources We Trust for Guidance During this Pandemic:
- Common Sense Education’s Resources for Educators During the Coronavirus Pandemic – a collection of ideas and tips to support teaching during times of school closure for K-12 educators, parents, and advocates, created by Common Sense Education
- COVID-19 – Learning Keeps Going – a similar website for teachers, leaders and parents, created by ISTE in collaboration with other organizations
- Teaching During Times of Disruption – a guide for teaching remotely created by LiDA community members Eric Fredericksen and Lisa Brown for higher education faculty who are not familiar with teaching online; includes valuable short “how to” videos and handouts
- The Online Learning Collective Facebook group – an open forum to share information and experiences with like-minded educators.
- EDC’s Resources for the COOVID-19 Crisis – a collection of information about the coronavirus pandemic and how to support students emotionally, as well as online instructional resources, created the Education Development Center (EDC)
Resources created by the LiDA Center:
- LiDA eModule on “High Leverage Teaching Practices for Remote Teaching”
- Twitter “Daily Dose” — scroll our Twitter feed on the right for resources shared throughout the pandemic
Inspiring stories from the Pandemic:
- Lessons Learned from STEM Master Teachers during the Pandemic (3-minute video)
- STEM Master Teachers Emerging as Leaders During the Pandemic (3-minute video)