In a survey leading up the Spring 2020 version of UCI course ICS 3 (Internet Technologies and Their Social Impact), the majority of students expressed anxiety about transitioning to 100% online instruction. This is completely understandable. The changes we have all been forced to make have altered our learning environments and made things difficult for many, but especially undergraduates.

Below you’ll find an annotated list of resources for students that I hope will help you find ways to adjust.  I’ll update this as I find more to add and in response to student needs.

UCI students can also email me with specific concerns about anything, course related or not: cullena@uci.edu

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UCI Learn Anywhere is a list of remote learning resources for UCI students. This includes information on the laptop loan program, changes in the Pass/No Pass grade policy, and instructions on where to access commonly used applications like Canvas, Gmail, and Zoom.

UCI Remote Connectedness: Undergraduates is a guide for UCI undergraduates for contacting UCI departments and divisions about common concerns like counseling, internet issues, and parking permit refunds.

Zoom Student’s Guide was created by the UCI Division of Teaching Excellence and Innovation. It presents tips for new users of Zoom.

Learning During COVID-19 is a collection of suggestions for adjusting your learning to remote courses, organized by Northwestern University. It indexes other resources that offer advice on how to change your study habits, create structures that suit your learning needs, and stay engaged in remote courses.