The Teaching and Learning Technologies Advisory Community is open to OHIO students, faculty, and staff who have an interest in both teaching and learning technologies and the physical environments where technology is utilized.
At a glance
Advisory communities are open to all
Participate by joining our Microsoft Team for the community
Product roadmap
IT Product roadmaps display where we currently are and where we expect to be in the coming months and years in regards to technology at Ohio University. This Advisory Community is one of the major channels that influences the roadmap and IT's future work for the service.
To access the Teaching and Learning or Learning Spaces roadmap, navigate to our IT Product roadmaps webpage. Under Available roadmaps , in the Productdropdown menu, select the desired roadmap.
Recent activity
Advisory Communities not only provide a means for participants to engage with OHIO IT, but they also provide a platform for faculty, staff, and students to influence technology decisions based on their needs and experiences. In the past several months, this Advisory Community has:
- Launched Plagiarism Detection Evaluation Project
- Launched new Canvas Learning Management System
- Relaunched the Classroom Assistance Ticket System (C.A.T.S.)
How to join the Microsoft Team
Advisory Community meetings are flexible and open. Anyone can attend. To get the most out of the experience, we recommend joining a special Microsoft Team that we have created to keep track of community-related conversations, documents, and meeting dates:
- Sign up for the Teaching and Learning Technologies Advisory Community on Microsoft Teams.
- When prompted, either:
- Download the Teams app, or
- Use the web app instead
- Check your email for a welcome message with more information on how to get the most out of the online group.
Any time the community meets, an online meeting space will be available inside of Microsoft Teams that you can use to participate remotely. The community's space in Teams also can be used to conduct chat-based conversations outside of scheduled meetings.
We also will post relevant files in the Team, such as agendas and minutes.
How to add Advisory Community meetings to your Outlook calendar
Once you have joined the Community on Teams:
- Locate a post with a purple calendar invite.
- Select the calendar invite and click Add to calendar.