Getting Ready for Online & Hybrid Learning - Inform Yourself

Using your teachers' feedback

Review your teacher's feedback carefully.
If feedback tells you what to fix, but not how to fix it, ask the teacher for more details or ask classmates for ideas.
If it's allowed, apply the feedback and resubmit your work.
Apply the feedback to your next assignment.
Let your teacher know if you'd prefer they use technology to give you feedback. This Digital Education Research resource describes how teachers can give feedback using tech.

Student talking to professor via Zoom chat

Ryan's story: Taking time to be around people (safely); Seeking help from SCU's HUB Writing Center

Visit SCU's HUB Writing Center

Read about the difference between online tutoring (live feedback via Zoom) and e-Tutoring (upload paper and feedback sent back)
Make an appointment with SCU's HUB Writing Center
Read "Why visit your campus writing center?" - This essay outlines the benefits of having deeper conversations about writing.

...if you don't have a declared major yet, [the Drahmann Center] can help you out with figuring out your classes for the incoming quarter.

Source: Jackie, SCU LEVL Up Student Leader

Jackie's story: Getting help from SCU's Drahmann Center

Contact SCU's Drahmann Center

Contact SCU's Drahmann Center for tutoring, workshops, academic advising and more.

Engaging with your teachers

If you feel comfortable being on camera and showing your environment, turn on your camera during Zoom class sessions. This humanizes the experience for teachers.
Check out guidelines for working with instructors by Lumen Learning.
Review the best communication techniques for talking to professors.