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Digital teaching

Explore all of our resources on teaching with digital technologies.

Definitions of digital delivery

Detailed descriptions of the four modalities of digital course delivery offered at Concordia: in-person, online, hybrid and blended.

Essentials and guidelines

Before you begin, the first step is to review the essentials and the three documents with guidelines to follow university norms, protect you and your students, and place learning at the centre of digital teaching.

Tools for teaching with technology

Concordia University supports many technologies for teaching and learning. Though most of the digital portion of your course will be delivered through Moodle, other Concordia-supported tools can also play an integral role. Discover digital teaching tools and technologies supported at Concordia.

Moodle-specific tools

  • Brickfield: An accessibility toolkit for Moodle
  • H5P activities: Open-source software integrated into Moodle to create engaging learning activities
  • Moodle: Concordia’s learning management system
  • Moodle tools (recorded webinar): An overview of tools for teaching across different modalities of course delivery: in-person, blended, hybrid or online
  • Moodle Assignments: options to set up, collect, grade and give feedback to students' work
  • Moodle discussion forums: Online environments where students engage with their classmates through messages visible to everyone in their class or group
  • Turnitin similarity: Moodle plugin that acts as a text-matching software

Other tools

  • Lightboard: For recording video lectures
  • Microsoft 365: Document, productivity, and collaboration software
  • Open educational resources: Using, adapting, or creating OER textbooks
  • Turnitin similarity: Moodle plugin that acts as a text-matching software
  • Udemy: On-demand learning platform and library
  • YuJa: Lecture capture and video recording tool
  • Zoom: Web conferencing tool to support synchronous learning