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Toolkit Library

This full library contains our stand-alone resources, most of which are authored by the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL). Here you will find templates, guides, handouts, and video tutorials that CTL has created for the Bloomberg School of Public Health. You will also find links to these items on various pages across our website. See the Toolkit Shelf for the items the CTL Instructional Design Team is spotlighting this term.

Our resources are extensive. We have organized them alphabetically for you to browse. However, you may also search the collection by resource title and/or key words.

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Tips for successful planning and pedagogy for hybrid (synchronous onsite and virtual) courses.

[*.pdf]

This document provides best practices for finding, citing, and preparing images and equations for use inside of PowerPoint presentations. It is specifically written to assist faculty as they prepare for recordings with CTL.

[*.pdf]

Tips for preparing for a recorded lecture or other presentation including reminders for software, quality, duration, and more.

[*.pdf]

Instructions for faculty teams of online courses using LiveTalks. Includes what must be done prior to term’s start, during a LiveTalk, and after a LiveTalk. Recommended Zoom settings are listed.

[*.docx]

Guidelines from the OIE (Office of Institutional Equity) for making accessible documents.

[*.potx]

The University PowerPoint Template [.potx] is available for download, along with the Checklist for Making Accessible MS Office and PDF Documents [.docx], from the Office of Institutional Equity's Electronic and Information Technology (EIT) Accessibility site.

[*.pdf]

Overview of the university’s enterprise Zoom subscription as it applies to students, including where and how to log into their licensed account.

[website]

This is a microlesson developed to guide and support BSPH content presenters as they choose the most appropriate media delivery format for their academic content and learner context.

[*.pdf]

Guidelines adapted from JHU's Center for Educational Resources, written purposefully at the start of the immediate switch to remote, virtual learning at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

[*.pdf]

Tips for working with the school’s multimedia team, plus considerations of students, the classroom environment, and your personal presence.

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[*.pdf]

Tips for successful planning and pedagogy for hybrid (synchronous onsite and virtual) courses.

[*.pdf]

This document provides best practices for finding, citing, and preparing images and equations for use inside of PowerPoint presentations. It is specifically written to assist faculty as they prepare for recordings with CTL.

[*.pdf]

Tips for preparing for a recorded lecture or other presentation including reminders for software, quality, duration, and more.

[*.pdf]

Instructions for faculty teams of online courses using LiveTalks. Includes what must be done prior to term’s start, during a LiveTalk, and after a LiveTalk. Recommended Zoom settings are listed.

[*.docx]

Guidelines from the OIE (Office of Institutional Equity) for making accessible documents.

[*.potx]

The University PowerPoint Template [.potx] is available for download, along with the Checklist for Making Accessible MS Office and PDF Documents [.docx], from the Office of Institutional Equity's Electronic and Information Technology (EIT) Accessibility site.

[*.pdf]

Overview of the university’s enterprise Zoom subscription as it applies to students, including where and how to log into their licensed account.

[website]

This is a microlesson developed to guide and support BSPH content presenters as they choose the most appropriate media delivery format for their academic content and learner context.

[*.pdf]

Guidelines adapted from JHU's Center for Educational Resources, written purposefully at the start of the immediate switch to remote, virtual learning at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

[*.pdf]

Tips for working with the school’s multimedia team, plus considerations of students, the classroom environment, and your personal presence.

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