About Learning Remotely

The University is optimistic that the Fall 2021 term will allow for a carefully staged reopening of our campuses, with increased options for in-person classes, activities, and services.

• Find out more about plans for Fall 2021

Wondering how remote learning works? What a lab looks like when it's delivered on Zoom? How best to prepare?

• Seven instructors from across campus talk about how the University is working to make your remote learning experience an effective, engaging and positive one.

• Watch these short videos to find out what to expect, and learn about supports, tips, and ideas that can help you succeed in your classes.

• Read: Teaching & Learning Plan Summary  for information you will need to complete your courses at the University of Regina.

• Read: Teaching and Learning Guide for Students , a quick reference to support students and others who may have questions about remote delivery.

• Read: In the Presence of COVID-19: Teaching and Learning Framework for the 2021-2022 Academic Year  This"living document" is subject to continuous evaluation and evolution, and will be updated as it evolves.

• To support remote learning, Information Services has developed a resource website for students, listed in Quicklinks on this page, where you will find:

  • First steps to find out what your instructor is planning for your course; and if they are using UR Courses and Zoom

  • Technical requirements and support

  • Student supports for successful remote learning

  • Privacy and accommodations information
    

  • Other questions and support

• Please access these resources through the Quicklinks section on this page.