Remote Teaching

With power outages, air quality challenges, or other events that disrupt ordinary instruction, there is a growing need to find other times and ways to deliver instruction, engage with your students, and keep your class moving along. Remote teaching technology can play a role, and we can help: Here you will find a few recommended options and instructions, and we encourage you to reach out to us if you would like some hands on training.

Remote Teaching Options

Teach Live or Pre-Record Your Presentation using Zoom 

• Live Sessions: Instructors can set up a time and a virtual space where students who have access to Internet remotely join the class synchronously. Use our Zoom Videoconference webpage to learn how to create/manage a Zoom meeting room and share the meeting information with students. Please reach out to us if you need a step-by-step training: calendly.com/lynnkwon
• Recorded Lecture: Instructors can record their presentation at their own convenience and make it available to students. See the following instruction: Zoom Video Conferencing for Remote Teaching on how to record your lecture and post it to bCourse. Please reach out to us if you need a step-by-step training: calendly.com/lynnkwon

* If you have any questions or would like to meet in person, schedule a consultation: calendly.com/lynnkwon or reach us via email: bcourses-support@law.berkeley.edu.

Utilizing bCourses

Instructors may also consider utilizing bCourse as an alternative platform for conducting your course by doing instructional activities such as posting readings, facilitating discussions, and/or creating quizzes or assignments.  You can watch this brief demo guide on adding new content to a module in bCourse.