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Discusses three fundamental principles for successful learning groups: (1) promoting individual and group accountability, (2) using assignments that…

This article provides strategies for effective management of group activities during the planning stages, implementation, and after. 

This paper describes cooperative learning, and how it can enhance critical thinking, promote “deep” learning, encourage both self-esteem and the…

Discusses the unique features of Team-Based Learning, outlines principles behind TBL, and describes the TBL process in a course.

A guide for preparing for and implementing TBL, including articles and videos. (Some features require paid registration.)

All UNH Knowledge base articles for Microsoft Teams.

All UNH Knowledge base articles for Zoom.

All UNH Knowledge base articles for iClickr.

All UNH Knowledge base articles for Kaltura.

A primer for faculty considering using rubrics for the first time or who wish to refine their use of rubrics, including what rubrics are, basic…

Summary of the fifty Classroom Assessment Techniques from Classroom Assessment Techniques: A Handbook for College Teachers (Angelo and Cross).

A free web site building tool available to faculty, staff, and students at UNH. The site holds documentation and resources, including video tutorials…

Padlet is a digital tool that offers a single place for a notice board that can feature images, links, videos, and documents, all collated on a…

Value-added assessment attempts to measure student growth over time, from the time that a student enters a program until the student graduates. This…

Instructions for creating question banks in Canvas to add quizzes across courses or accounts.

A collection of over 450 video tutorials for using various Canvas tools.

Collection of guides for using Canvas on the vendor site.

Collection of UNH Knowledge Base articles for all Canvas users with links to separate Faculty and Student KB articles.

An introduction to the Respondus LockDown Browser, best practices, and instructions for using it.

This article provides links to all iClicker articles in the KB for faculty and students.