Online Teaching & Learning

Navigating the complex landscape of state regulations is crucial for institutions and educators engaged in online teaching. State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements (SARA) allow MTC to offer courses to students in participating states without unnecessary red tape. Our resources break down the essentials of state authorization, helping you understand the legal requirements and ensuring your online courses reach students across state lines seamlessly.

More than just federal law, including regular and substantive interaction in courses is a hallmark of effective teaching. Decades of research have established that teacher-student interactions are essential to learning. This is even more critical in asynchronous online courses. Make sure you understand why and how to include RSI in your teaching.

At the CTE, we believed education should be accessible to all, regardless of visible or hidden challenges. As educators, it's our responsibility to ensure that every student has an equal opportunity to learn, engage, and excel. Whether it's a visible disability or a hidden cognitive challenge, we're here to help you understand the spectrum of student needs. Learn how to make your materials perceivable, your activities operable, and your content understandable, ensuring that you're not just meeting a requirement – you're shaping a more inclusive educational landscape. Join us in championing the cause of accessibility and equity in education.