Resources for Your Courses: Copyright for Content Experts

Martha Parham West, Room 124 (Cahaba Room)

This workshop is an introduction to copyright and is geared toward faculty who are developing or planning to develop online courses with the College of Continuing Studies. The workshop will examine the legal uses of copyrighted material in distance education and will highlight the pre-cleared resources provided by CCS and the University. Laptops/tablets are not

Student Opinions of Instruction (SOI)

The Spring 2018 course evaluation period begins Sunday, April 15 and closes at midnight on Sunday, April 29. Students can access the evaluations in one of two ways: Log in to myBama, then select the “Your Opinion Matters” image within the OIRA Resources channel on the Student tab. Students will immediately gain access to the

Inclusive Classroom Panel

Ferguson Center Forum Room 3700

In collaboration with the Capstone International Center and the Inclusive Classroom Initiative, the Office for Academic Affairs invites you to a panel featuring the perspectives of international faculty and students at The University of Alabama. UA now enrolls 517 international undergraduate students and 548 international graduate students and employs 308 international faculty and scholars. How

E Pluribus Unum: Blount Forum on Diversity

Tuomey Hall

The Blount Scholars Program is hosting an event focused on diversity this Thursday, April 19 at 5:00 p.m. The forum will be a combination town hall and teach-in, with brief remarks from faculty who work on diversity issues and then, depending on turn out, either questions/observations from the floor or break out sessions to discuss

Final Exams

Final exams will occur April 30 through May 4. See the UA academic calendar for the complete exam schedule.

UA System Scholars Institute

The University of Alabama at Birmingham 1720 2nd Ave South, Birmingham, AL, United States

The 2018 Institute will be held at The University of Alabama at Birmingham on May 10 and 11, 2018. This year's theme is Using Technology to Collaborate through Leadership, Teaching, Research and Scholarship. The Scholars Institute fosters a shared community of knowledge among members of the three UA System campuses. It brings us together to discover

An Innovative Approach to Universal Design Learning: Engaging All Learners

This webcast will introduce new ways of applying Universal Design Learning to your classroom. Eric J. Moore, UDL and Accessibility Specialist at University of Tennessee, will engage you in a hands-on activity around two core components of the classroom: analysis and evaluation of learning objects and assessment of student learning. Register for Live Webcast on