Your students will share a discussion board workspace where they can each post their own thoughts on a question or topic you assign and reply to their classmates’ posts. (You can also participate!)

Your students will manage their own blogs, where they will write and post articles on a topic you suggest. They can also read their classmates’ blogs and comment on blog posts. (You can comment, too!)

Your students will submit a written assignment, and supporting documents if you call for them, for you to grade online. You can leave comments for each student and provide a score.

Follow a pre-made syllabus (or use it as a base for your own syllabus) that was designed with the course learning objectives in mind.

These premade activities test your students’ knowledge of the assigned eBook readings.

Provide various links for your students to visit, such as to a current event article, a scholarly essay, a web site that relates to course content or a video to watch before class.

Create an assignment from end-of-chapter questions, test bank or your own question banks.

This bookmark sits in your browser, ready for you to assign web readings to your sections at the quick click of a button as you come across web sites of interest.

Create a manually graded assignment that your students can respond to with an attached file (Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, etc.).

Create assignments for students to work on as a team.