How Top Hat Supports Different Approaches to Summative Assessments
Top Hat offers two types of remote summative assessments that are flexible and customizable to accommodate online learning
Blog Archive
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How Online Educators Get It Done: A Conversation with Andrea Hendricks
This mathematics professor has taught remotely for 19 years—and has some wisdom to share
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Remote Teaching Tips For Professors…From the Twittersphere
Humanity and empathy, a healthy work-life balance and prioritizing students’ voices can make for a seamless transition to remote course delivery
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Top Hat Remote Teaching Quick Start Resources
Access in-depth resources, including webinars, support videos and articles to get started with Top Hat quickly and efficiently
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How Top Hat Keeps Your Students Engaged in a Remote Learning Environment
There are a number of ways for instructors to ensure remote learners stay up to date with course content—no matter where and when they learn
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Top Hat Announces Free Secure Remote Proctoring for Tests and Exams
As university and college campuses close, Top Hat is addressing the pressing challenge of administering tests and final exams remotely
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Embracing Online Teaching During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Learn how four instructors are keeping students on track using remote learning environments
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5 Free Tools for Remote Teaching
Effective software options available for taking your course digital in a pinch to create the optimal learning environment for your students
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7 Ways for Professors to Manage the Transition to Online Teaching During COVID-19
Set yourself up for success when teaching college students in an online learning environment
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In Response to COVID-19, Top Hat’s Platform is Now Free for Professors Who Need a Remote Teaching Solution
Colleges and universities across North America are facing unprecedented disruption and uncertainty. At Top Hat, we share the concerns of all professors and administrators doing their best to navigate the COVID-19 challenge on behalf of their students and communities. We know that many have already made the difficult decision to either pause the semester or […]
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5 Inspirational Women in Higher Education
Recognizing and honoring women who are making real change in academia today
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Seven Inspiring Books Every Educator Should Read
Spring break is a great time to relax and catch up on your reading list, from J.D. Vance’s debut memoir to Tony Wagner’s manifesto on turning students into innovators
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Using Empathy to Encourage Student Participation
Inclusivity, creativity, and fun are the keys to fostering lively class discussions and engaging students in their own learning
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Overcoming Student Resistance to Active Learning
Unlike the relative ease of listening to a lecture, active learning demands a level of effort some students may neither expect nor want
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5 Productivity Tools to Enhance Course Organization and Preparation
Combat distractions and procrastination as a professor by using these tools designed to help you save time and increase productivity
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How to Deal With The Mid-Semester Crunch
As midterm exams and assignments to grade pile up, one professor shares their tips for handling one of the busiest times of the year
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What Professors Loved at Previous Top Hat Engage Conferences
Our attendees share their favourite parts of past Engage conferences, as well as what they're looking forward to this year
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Try New Orleans Cuisine at Top Hat Engage
New Orleans mixes its Cajun, Creole, and traditional Southern heritage to create uniquely flavoured dishes, all to be served at Engage 2020
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This Is Why We Are Investing $55M Into Higher Ed
Improving educational ROI underpins everything we do at Top Hat — so we're putting that money towards improving student outcomes while reducing costs
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Statistics for Social Science Textbooks: Which Is The Best?
How leading Statistics for Social Sciences textbooks fare in the higher ed marketplace