University Resources

COVID-related policy and resources

Academic policies: Find the latest University updates on teaching policies at Teach Anywhere.

Resources for remote work: UIT's Work Anywhere site provides technology resources, services, and equipment to enable the success of Stanford’s distributed workforce.

Returning to campus: The Cardinal Recovery site provides important updates about Stanford University's recovery and return-to-work efforts in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Health and safety information: The Health Alerts site provides the Stanford community with important updates related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Teaching consultations

One-on-one support: Get personalized help from Stanford's Center for Teaching and Learning on planning your class or working through challenges.

Technology

iPads: Borrow an iPad from CTL's iPads for Teaching program.

Cameras and microphones: Learn about borrowing media equipment for teaching. Contact your local IT or email capturesupport@lists.stanford.edu for more information.

Canvas: Visit LTS's GoCanvas website for comprehensive Canvas resources including tutorials, updates, and a blog.

Classroom technology: Visit LTS's Classrooms page for more information about equipment installed in classrooms.

Academic technology software: Visit LTS's Tool Status page for resources on the latest academic technology tools approved for use. The page also shows the status of tools currently under review and active pilots. Instructors can request a new tool be reviewed from the Review Process page.

Technology-enhanced pedagogy: CTL's Academic Technology Solutions Lab (ATSL) supports instructors in adopting pedagogies and strategies that make use of technology tools.

Zoom: Visit UIT's Zoom Video Conferencing support page. For immediate assistance call the Stanford Help Desk at (650-725-4357) and select option 5.

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Resources for your students

Tutoring, academic coaching, and study halls: Student Learning Programs provide a variety of services for students for improving their learning skills.

Policy and FAQs: Re-Approaching Stanford is the one-stop-shop for COVID-19 policy information for undergraduates.

Internet and equipment: Lathrop Learning Hub can help students with tech support, internet, software, and equipment.

Other needs: Connect your students with resources, offer some quick links for the right offices to help students with financial, psychological wellness and other needs.