Resources at UNCG

Contacts

Want to discuss your course with an online learning expert? Consult with your school’s Academic Technology Specialist (ATS). If your school does not have an ATS, email UTLC at utlc@uncg.edu.

Bryan School of Business: Dr. Aprille Black, Dr. Rob Owens

College of Arts and Sciences: Anita Warfford

School of Education: Sandra Bates-Hart, Carla Wilson

School of Health and Human Sciences: Tamika Davis, Teena Martin

College of Visual and Performing Arts: Dr. Daniel Rice

School of Nursing: Dr. Joy Pine-Thomas

Informational Technology Support and Training: Anika Trahan

Communications and Technology Trainer: Sara Nevedal

Technical Support: ITS 6-TECH

ITS Learning Technology Consultants: Audrey Bryk-Lee, Evan Kelly

UTLC Instructional and Multimedia Design: Chris Dunst, Matt Loyd, Miranda Lim, Nathan Myers

UTLC Learning Innovations and Pedagogy: Amy Brown, Laura Pipe

Library Liaisons: Digital Librarian Sam Harlow, and Library Liaisons by Department

Faculty Support Services

Accessibility Resources at UNCG: This website is a hub for web accessibility support services and educational resources for faculty, staff, and students. You can also contact the Accessibility Coordinator, the Office of Accessibility Resources & Services (OARS) at either 336.334.5440 or oars@uncg.edu.

Canvas LMS Training: Growing with Canvas is a self-paced module designed to help teachers learn how to use Canvas effectively in brick-and-mortar classrooms and online learning environments.

ITS Learning Services: This team offers services that enhance learning through the use of technology. They work with instructors to create, redesign, or adapt courses that accomplish course goals as defined by the instructor.

MyCloud: a UNCG service that offers UNCG faculty, staff, and students access to applications and virtual desktops over the internet. Also, you don’t need to be on campus to use MyCloud, making distance learning and commuting more convenient.

Quality Matters Canvas Workshop: learn more about the Quality Matters rubric and how to successfully apply it to your online course.

University Teaching and Learning Commons Teaching Innovations Office (TIO): Advances and celebrates learning that is inclusive of UNCG’s teaching heritage. Teaching tips newsletters, events, workshops, and more are available to UNCG faculty and staff.

Web Accessibility 101: A UNCG-developed, self-paced, online Canvas course that introduces instructors to the basics of accessibility, with emphasis placed on making content accessible while promoting proactive (as opposed to reactive) steps that people can take to create and advocate for accessible content. Instructors will learn the language of accessibility, the laws that most impact higher education, how to create accessible content, the principles of Universal Design for Learning, and other useful information pertaining to accessible technology and the experience of people with disabilities.

Workshops.uncg.edu: Whether you’re looking for one-on-one consultations or whole group workshops, in person or online, check out what’s available to you as you prepare to move your course online.

Student Support Services

Checklists

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