Course design and teaching
Learn how to design and develop your course on Canvas
- General Canvas consultation
- Course design, building, and preparation
- Learn best practices for teaching online
- Designing your course to be more inclusive
- Learn to track student performance and monitor at-risk students
- Quality assurance check of your course
- Learn strategies for increasing student engagement in online and blended courses
Record, broadcast, and go live
Get help from Academic Technology Services producing and streaming video.
- Reserve recording studio
- Request a Panopto or Zoom consultation
- Learn when to use Zoom, Panopto, or a studio recording
- Get setup to stream videos
- Stream live classes or events
- Request a consultation on interactive media elements
- Request a training
Connect with technical support
Get support for the technology tools we use at Mitchell Hamline.
- Help and troubleshooting
- Computer and device help
- Office365 software help
- Accommodations
- ExamSoft help
- Help with academic research/library databases
- Copyright permissions for various media
- Exam IDs
Tech Knowledge Base
Searchable articles, instructions, and tutorials
- Canvas tutorials
- Panopto tutorials
- ExamSoft tutorials
- Zoom tutorials
- Memberships (Educause, OLC)
- Resources for increasing online engagement
- Network/VPN
- Poster and flyer templates
Latest Tech Update
- Technology Notice – Active Phishing Campaign Targeting Student Email AccountsPosted October 3The US Department of Education’s Federal Student Aid office has identified a malicious phishing campaign aimed at defrauding students of their refunds and aid distributions. Several schools have reported that attackers are using a phishing email to obtain access to student accounts on the student portal (see example phishing email screenshot below, courtesy of FSA). …
Technology Notice – Active Phishing Campaign Targeting Student Email Accounts
Academic Technology Team
The Academic Technology Services team of instructional designers, LMS administrators, and learning technologies staff provides resources, training, and services to faculty, staff, and students across all programs. We identify, leverage, and support pedagogically sound technology to provide engaging, effective, and inclusive courses that prepare students for the current and future legal profession. We have a particular interest in working with faculty to train students in the technology they will use in the practice of law and to expand access to justice.
We provide innovative technical solutions for the Mitchell Hamline community to support the academic program.
- Train, host workshops, and provide support in academic technology
- Consult and partner with faculty in course design and development in accordance with educational best practices
- Investigate and recommend new software tools to support students, improve academic processes, and improve teaching and learning
- Research technologies that prepare students to be leaders and innovators in the legal profession
- Provide multimedia content creation and integration services
- Help faculty design HyFlex models of teaching where students choose the delivery mode of course content
