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Campus-supported academic tools are rigorously vetted for accessibility, privacy, and security but feedback from Berkeley’s instructional community is essential to determine a tool’s usability, effectiveness, and suitability. To accomplish this, RTL needs volunteers to participate in testing new tools throughout the academic year. Participants then also have the opportunity to influence the selection of tools that align with the teaching and learning needs of our campus.

Please note: the change that this article describes has been rolled back as of 11/26/23. The current behavior is that Zoom alternative hosts do NOT become Kaltura co-hosts or co-collaborators. 

An update to the Zoom to Kaltura integration made by Kaltura in early October benefits many Zoom users who have wanted colleagues (co-instructors, GSI’s,staff, etc) to be able to manage the recording files copied to Kaltura via the integration. 

Review the October RTL Update for uypcoming events and resources as well as campus announcements.

Review the latest issue on equitable grading strategies.

Review this month's updates from RTL.

Review the latest issue on how to engage students throughout the semester

Review RTL's semester start newsletter for updates to support your teaching this fall.

Review the latest updates from RTL including news on learning tools and upcoming opportunities for the instructional community.

In this week’s issue of Teaching(link is external), explore a variety of approaches to creating a syllabus your students may actually use and engage with throughout the course. Also, review all past issues on topics that may help prepare you for semester start.

Review the latest updates from RTL including news on learning tools and upcoming opportunities for the instructional community.

Review the the most recent issue: Addressing What ChatGPT Means for Your Teaching  

Review the latest updates from RTL and other campus partners in the June RTL Newsletter.

 Review the latest newsletter from RTL.

On April 4th, Turnitin released an artificial intelligence writing detection feature intended to identify text generated by chatbot/text generators such as ChatGPT.

This week's Teaching@Berkeley issue centers on academic integrity.

Review the latest update from RTL featuring information on course evaluations, the classroom of the future, and more.