Teaching

Students, faculty and staff can log in to Canvas learning management system to access course content.

Faculty have various options for Canvas support and questions.

The Center for Teaching and Learning provides educational technology resources for WashU faculty.

Policy regarding exhibition and installation of work in any interior or exterior Sam Fox School spaces.

A guide for helping faculty and instructors integrate library resources and librarians into a Canvas Course.

Generally, most technology tools and services are available globally. There are, however, some nations that block traffic to and from specific services. This link provides a list.

Poll Everywhere is a web-based response system that can be used to gather real-time responses from your students to a variety of question types including multiple choice questions, word clouds, and clickable images.

Student Sunrise is a once-in-a-generation project that will replace many of the systems that currently support WashU’s academic areas, reimagine operations in the academic and student support space, and over time improve the student experience.

The ability to view syllabi from past semesters is a tremendous resource for students as they select courses. Syllabi also serve as a valuable institutional record of teaching in the Sam Fox School. Faculty should use the instructions below to upload syllabi at your earliest convenience, but at the latest by your first class meeting.
You have the option to only allow access to those with a WUSTL Key.

Faculty have various options for production to create instructional videos that include (a) DIY instructions, (b) Kaltura Recording Studio, and (c) Instructional Video Support Services.

Teaching support, events, workshops, and services for WashU faculty and students.

Figma is a web and desktop based collaboration tool where member can design and comment in real time.