For Academic Staff

An overview of the most important information pages for academic staff, which offer help, ideas, tips, and recommendations for online teaching or hybrid teaching settings.

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Didactics & Scenarios

Information section with considerations on online teaching and hybrid teaching. In particular, we focus on using the learning platform Moodle, the didactical possibilities of videos, the implementation of online meetings, and ideas for encouraging interaction in online teaching. There are also suggestions for designing hybrid teaching.

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Hybrid Teaching

Starting with 100% online teaching, there is now increasing interest in how hybrid teaching could be implemented, in which part of the students attend the course on site at the university and the other part participates online. What could this look like? And what needs to be considered?

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Encourage Interaction

Also of particular interest is still the question of how to encourage interaction in online teaching in order to get more feedback from online participants and to create social inclusion for all and not to have the feeling of having a kind of "black box" at the other end of the line.

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Technical Know-How for Online Teaching

Moodle FAQ

Support page with instructions and tips for lecturers (in German)

Recordings & Videos

Producing a screen recording, for example

Panopto

Video Content Management System

Online meetings with Zoom

Information & instructions for lecturers (in German)

Online examinations

Information about Open Book exams, remotely monitored exams in pilot status

Tool collection

for online teaching

Share Experiences and Learn from Each Other

E-Learning Roundtable
E-Learning Roundtable
“Flashlights of Digital Teaching” (Blog E-Learning)
"Flashlights of Digital Teaching" (Blog E-Learning)
Lecturer Community in Moodle (mainly in German)
Lecturer Community in Moodle (mainly in German)