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These resources will help you lead fantastic remote & hybrid teaching sessions by providing you with clean, polished templates you can customize

Your digital teaching kit includes:

A
Digital Syllabus Template
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for creating course overviews that are easy to update as often as you’d like. Changes are immediately visible to students.
The
Lesson Planner Tool
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helps you turn thoughts into structured lesson plans that you can easily update or refer to before, during or after teaching, from any device.
A
Dynamic Agenda Template
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that brings together all the learning content in an organized way— including embedded videos, images, slides, PDFs and other files— something you can’t do with traditional Word or Google docs. Think of it as an agenda plus your slide deck.
An example of how I use the
Online Handout example
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to share teaching tips and other types of information in a streamlined, visual way.

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About this toolkit
The templates in this kit were created by me, Jeremy Caplan. They’re based on resources I use for teaching classes and workshops online and in-person. In addition to teaching journalism and entrepreneurship, I also teach workshops on creative efficiency and music appreciation.
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@jeremycaplan
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Director, Teaching & Learning,
CUNY’s Newmark J-School
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Director, 100-day online
Journalism Creators Program
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