Take your online teaching skills to the next level with our Advanced Online Course Delivery training! This facilitated, asynchronous four-week course offers in-depth insights into delivering asynchronous online courses effectively. Learn advanced techniques for promoting student engagement, creating learning experiences, humanizing the online environment, and managing your course. Join us to master the art of online teaching and create a thriving learning experience for your students. This course runs from June 8 to July 3, 2026. This course is ideal for participants who have already completed the Online Teaching and Learning Certificate training.

Join the February OPC meeting to learn more about Digital Learning’s online student success efforts. We’ll share how our team supports fully online learners from admission confirmation through program completion, what resources are available to online students, and how we collaborate across the institution to improve engagement, retention, and student outcomes. This session is ideal for anyone who works with or supports online students. The session will be hosted by Digital Learning’s Director of Online Student Success, Donald B. Scott.

Teaching with Generative AI is an introductory three-week, asynchronous course designed to help educators build practical skills for using generative AI tools in their teaching. In this course, you will explore the basics of Generative AI (GenAI), examine real-world examples of its use in education, and gain hands-on experience with tools that can support both teaching and learning. The course also addresses key ethical, privacy, and academic integrity considerations, helping you make informed decisions about incorporating AI in your courses. In addition, you will learn strategies for guiding students in the appropriate and responsible use of AI within academic contexts. This course runs from July 6 to July 24.

Digital Learning has two lecture capture rooms, a 1200 sq ft studio space, and a professional team of video producers, interactive & graphic designers to help you create unique media elements to help enhance your course. Please note,the space is a working studio, so various sets and projects may be on display during tours.   Located in the Kingston Pike Building, 2309 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN

Are you interested in promoting quality online learning at UT? Are you looking for opportunities to either enhance the quality of your online course through a peer review, or support a colleague with valuable feedback? We are hosting three drop-in information sessions for those interested in learning more about Digital Learning's Engaged Online Course review process. Bring your questions regarding becoming a Peer Reviewer or having your course reviewed. Join UT’s Engaged Online Course Coordinator for one of these 30-minute sessions.

Join the April OPC meeting, Online Programs and Out of State Students. Jennifer Gramling, Digital Learning’s Executive Director of Online Programs, will lead this session exploring important considerations for out-of-state students in online degree programs. Discussion topics will include state authorization compliance, federal regulations for programs leading to licensure, and the reporting of out-of-state learning placements.