The goal of this continuing feature is to help instructors enhance the quality of their online courses by meeting the essential (3-point) standards from the Quality Matters rubric. By meeting these standards, you’re on your way [...]
In our Fall 2025 Testing Center announcement, we introduced Akindi, a new web-based scanning tool that will replace Scantron form scanning in January 2026. While we continue to support Scantron through the fall semester [...]
Through Florida State University’s partnership with Google for Education, FSU faculty, students, and staff have secure access to Google’s most popular tools. Easily collaborate on Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Keep the files you use for work [...]
Technology-Enhanced Classroom Support (TECS) manages 271 classrooms in 49 buildings across the Tallahassee main campus, meeting a range of technology needs to support teaching and learning at the university. By integrating technologies [...]
In this recurring feature, the Office of Digital Learning recognizes instructors who have achieved high-quality certification of their online courses. The courses have passed a rigorous peer-review process based on the nationally [...]
Robert Fuselier, senior director of the Office of Digital Learning and Academic Technology, recently presented at FSU’s Innovation Hub as part of the fall series of Faculty Innovator Coffee Chats. The presentation focused on [...]
Instructional designers at FSU are invited to participate in the new Instructional Design Community of Practice, part of the Communities of Practice initiative sponsored by Information Technology Services (ITS). Communities of practice aim [...]
