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This post shares some free resources faculty can use to make their courses more inclusive.

This post informs readers of some free digital resources for active learning techniques, online and in the physical classroom.

In this faculty lecture, Dr. Jeff Forret, Professor of History, introduces viewers to his newest book, Williams' Gang: A Notorious Slave Trader and His Cargo of Black Convicts (Cambridge University Press, 2020).

Dr. Stephanie Chadwick, Assistant Professor of Art History, discusses contemporary art that responds to the coronavirus pandemic.

You may have noticed a drop-off in student participation as your course has moved online. Staying actively engaged is a common struggle for students in online courses and retention in online courses is usually reported as significantly lower than for face-to-face courses.

Welcome to Lamar University鈥檚 new blog about teaching and learning. This blog is being created during the COVID-19 crisis as a way for campus offices devoted to excellence in teaching, primarily the Center for Teaching and Learning Enhancement and the Division of Distance Education, to connect with faculty who are working at a distance.