A Guide to Resources for Teaching Online: Who to Follow/Who to Read

• Carnegie Mellon University’s Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence & Educational Innovation
• University of Denver’s Office of Teaching & Learning
• Vanderbilt University’s Center for Teaching
• University of Florida’s e-learning website’s Adapting to Online Teaching guide, available here.
• Stanford University’s Teach Anywhere guide
• Harvard University’s Teach Remotely website, with information for getting started, best practices in online education, technology and tools, and reflections from educators who have taught online

Professional Organizations Devoted to Online Learning

• International Society for Technology in Education
• Online Learning Consortium

Accounts to Follow on Twitter Who Specialize in Online Pedagogy/Digital Pedagogy

• Matt Crosslin: @grandeped
• Karen Costa: @karenraycosta
• Jody Greene: @Jodyji
• Dave Cormier: @davecormier
• Rebecca Glazier: @rebeccaglazier
• Amanda S. Gould: @stargould
• Jesse Stommel: @jessifer
• Sean Michael Morris: @slamteacher
• Thomas J. Tobin: @ThomasJTobin
• Andrew Zubiri: @jadz
• Sarah Rose Cavanaugh: @SaRoseCav
• Dustin Hosseini: @DustinHosseini
• Shannon Riggs: @shannonriggs
• Aimi Hamraie: @aimihamraie
• Digital Pedagogy Lab: @digpedlab
• Hybrid Pedagogy: @hybridped

There are also #onlinepedagogy, #RemoteTeaching, #remotelearning, #onlinelearning, #OnlineEducation, and #digped hashtags.

People to Subscribe to on YouTube Who Specialize in Online Pedagogy/Digital Pedagogy

• Michelle Pacansky-Brock: https://www.youtube.com/user/mpacanskybrock/featured.

Facebook – Teaching Law Online

• Facebook Group - Pandemic Pedagogy: Law in a Time of Coronavirus - Admin: Diane Klein/U of LaVerne Law