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New Academic Technology site
UM Academic Technology has launched a new support website. Visit at.umsystem.edu for academic technology support...
Training & certifications
Online teaching certification seminar
Faculty/instructors are invited to register for upcoming sessions of the Online Teaching Certification Seminar, which is offered periodically throughout the year.
Online Teaching Recertification Programs
Faculty, instructors, staff, and students who qualify for recertification can choose between two online teaching recertification programs that build upon skills developed within the 6-week Online Teaching Certification Seminar: the...
Sprint mini-courses for instructors
Join our new fully autonomous and asynchronous instructor development program.
Staff blog
New Academic Technology site
UM Academic Technology has launched a new support website. Visit at.umsystem.edu for academic technology support including live chat and information about technology tool training.
Celebrating our Exemplary Endorsement from the Online Learning Consortium (OLC)
We are proud to announce that our redesigned Online Teaching Certification Seminar (OTCS) has received the Exemplary Endorsement from the Online Learning Consortium (OLC), a global leader in setting...
Fall 2024 Meet & Greets
Missouri Online is hosting Meet & Greet events on all four campuses throughout October! Members from Design Services, Program Coordination, Academic Technologies, and Recruitment and Student Support...
AI Cookbook: Recipes and More from the University of Missouri
This University of Missouri System open resource is designed to help educators and instructional designers with practical strategies for using generative artificial intelligence (AI).
MU Office of the Provost releases AI report
On Monday, August 12, the Office of the Provost launched the AI and the learning environment landing page. Here you’ll find the complete report released by the AI task...
Sample Syllabi Policies Across Higher Education for Generative AI Tools
This collaborative Google Doc was created by Faculty Developer Lance Eaton and offers over 100 sample syllabus statements which you can sort by discipline and rights for reuse.