Instructor Resources

Our Student Resources page should have most of what you need. Below are some additional resources we thought you would find helpful. Let us know if you'd like any additional information listed here!

Reserving UH260 | UH260 Resources | Teaching Resources

Reserving UH260

Modern Language Studies Instructors:

1.    Book your own classes.
2.    Make a reservation via email to llc@csusm.edu.
3.    Reserve any time, although ideally 1 week ahead of time.
4.    Provide the course name (“SPAN 101”) and the number of students.
5.    You may make up to 2 appointments per reservation.
6.    We will only accept reservations for up to 21 days in the future (for example, if you write on 9/1, you could reserve up through 9/22.)

Non-MLS Instructors:

1.    Book your own classes.
2.    Make a reservation via email to llc@csusm.edu.
3.    Reserve at least 1 week ahead of time. Reservations received less than 1 week ahead of time may be bumped by CSUSM language classes.
4.    Provide the course name and the number of students.
5.    You may make up to 1 appointment per reservation.
6.    We will only accept reservations for up to 14 days in the future (for example, if you write on 9/1, you could reserve up through 9/15.)

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UH260 Resources

Public Folder/LLC (available at the Instructor Station in UH260): Click "P" Drive, then "LLC".

Sanako: For class chats, activities, and classroom management, see the handbook in UH260 or one of the LLC staff.

Sanako Dropbox (save student recordings here if you don't want students to see others' work): At the Instructor Station in UH260, click "P" Drive, "LLC", "Sanako", and then "Dropbox".

Sanako (PDF): Instructor Tips (trouble-shooting)

SynchronEyes (PDF): For "Chats" and classroom management in UH260

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Teaching Resources

Hot Potatoes: Free lesson construction software to build a teaching website; includes crosswords, gap-fills, cloze tests, matching, multiple choice and jumbled exercises.

Merlot World Languages Portal: A free and open resource designed primarily for faculty and students of higher education. Links to online learning materials are collected here.

Papers in a Foreign Language (PDF): Do I send students to the Writing Center or Language Learning Center?

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