MAY 12, 2020 — UTSA is committed to supporting the university community during remote learning and operations. Here is your latest digest of university news and tips.
VIRTUAL EVENTS
SUCCEED THIS SUMMER: Academic Innovation’s series of webinars for instructors continues this week with resources and best practices for quality online teaching. Each webinar is open to anyone who supports student learning, including teaching assistants, graduate assistants and academic support staff. If you miss a live broadcast, they’re saved for later viewing. You can also explore the Remote Teaching Resources page for additional guidance.
ACCESS SOLUTIONS: Check out Living Well Webinars from UT System this week. All UTSA employees, retirees, spouses and dependents age 18 and above who are covered by the UT SELECT Medical Plan are eligible to participate.
ONLINE LEARNING & TELECOMMUTING
TRAINING SEASON: University Technology Solutions is offers faculty, staff and students access to LinkedIn Learning, an on-demand platform for skills building and training. To get started, log in using your myUTSA ID and passphrase.
VIRTUAL SKILLS BUILDING: We have a set of resource pages for staff and faculty with links to helpful tips, guidelines and more.
EMPLOYEE ACCESS: To support your health and well-being, Human Resources’ COVID-19 Updates site provides you with related HR information, resources and support. A FAQ section includes information related to UT Flex flexible spending accounts and UT group insurance benefits elections.
TELECOMMUTE LIKE A PRO: The Staff Senate’s Remote Resources page includes video sessions and links to articles related to being part of a remote workforce. You can also follow the Staff Senate on YouTube and Facebook.
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