I knew we could do this! While I was making and eating dinner I received several links to resources other teachers have found helpful. I will place them in this article. Give other suggestions in the comments and I will move them here.
Maria Andersen/Almy Education Resources
“How to move your math or science class online” (free sign-up / registration required for access)
CMUOnline Workshops for Educators
Critical and Creative Teaching in Response to the COVID-19 Crisis A collection of resources organized to help faculty transitioning to teaching online
Community of Inquiry
Community of Inquiry Framework Course development rubrics – provides a set of criteria based on foundational course design principles
hastac
A blog post explaining that you need to be practical and links to other resources. (Author Jacqueline Wernimont)
Magna
Five Ways to Promote Student Autonomy in Online Discussion
Michigan Colleges Online
Michigan Colleges Online Rubric (PDF) – free to use by all MCO member institutions
Michigan State University
Keep Teaching: A Guide to Remote Teaching at MSU
Online Learning Consortium
Online Learning Consortium (OLC) Continuity Planning and Emergency Preparedness
Research-based approaches to teaching online maintaining a focus on students as people
Quality Matters
Quality Matters Higher Education Rubric (PDF) – requires paid membership for use; They also have a newly developed Emergency Remote Instruction Checklist.
Thriving in Uncertainty Webinar on March 19
University of Michigan
U of M Center for Academic Innovation: Keep Teaching @ UM
CTEI Happenings 