Distance teaching and learning

Here you find a curated collection of tools and resources which can be used for distance teaching and learning, and tips on how to get started.

Canvas

Publish and distribute your course material

Get started with Canvas with the basic publishing course which can be taken any place and at any time. Online Canvas Publishing Course

Canvas functionality

Canvas offers teachers a range of features to help in designing teaching and learning activities for all teaching modalities. On Canvas functionality you find an overview of the most widely used features with recommendations on how you can use and adapt these for your course. 

Record your presentation

Getting started with Screencasting doesn't need to be difficult. If you need to create resources for the Flipped Classroom, you can do it on your own computer. Screencasting.

Canvas

Record your presentation within Canvas via Kaltura Capture: Instructions for Kalture Capture.

Real-time teaching via Zoom

As a KI staff member you can use Zoom for seminars and teach up to 300 people using Zoom.

Teams

Teams is the recommended tool for collaboration between staff at KI. More about Microsoft Teams.

Setting up your home studio

This page will give you some simple but effective tips to optimize your home studio for meetings and presentations. 

Digital tools

Digital notice-board with Padlet

students studying
Students working together. Photo: Erik Flyg.

With Padlet you can invite collaborators to add content, comment, like and make edits in real-time. Add photos, documents, web links and video. You can use it in all browsers. Padlet.

Mentimeter

Mentimeter is an easy-to-use tool for online voting and interactive, engaging sessions. Mentimeter.

Workshops & webinars

Calendar with seminars in the field of pedagogy, teaching and learning.