While young people are less likely to experience severe or life-threatening complications from COVID-19, they play a critical role in minimizing the spread of the disease. Young people can impact how soon life returns to normal. Here are some important factors to consider to help control the spread of COVID-19.
CU Boulder’s faculty and staff have taken heroic steps during the transition to remote teaching. Here are resources and practices to help throughout the remaining portion of the semester.
During the coronavirus outbreak, Associate Professor Tony Cookson has recognized cancellation implications for faculty—especially those on the tenure track—and established a series of virtual conferences for finance researchers to help fill the void.
Many of our class and study routines have been disrupted with the recent transition to remote learning. If you're finding it challenging to stay motivated right now, you're not alone. Here are some tips to help you get things done and succeed in your classes.
Community members can access university library resources, watch research lectures, follow an Arctic expedition, discover Latino history and more, thanks to online resources at CU Boulder.
OIT is hosting virtual drop-ins and training sessions that cover various remote teaching topics, from designing courses using Cidi Labs to administering online quizzes and grading in Canvas.
Suddenly found yourself in a long distance relationship? Here are some date ideas to help you stay connected and build your relationship while social distancing.
The Office of Information Technology is offering tips on avoiding inappropriate meeting and class disruptions, how to make attendees authenticate before joining and more. Learn more through OIT's academic technology resources for teaching continuity page.