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University of Oklahoma, Learning and Teaching

860 Van Vleet Oval, Copeland Hall 101

Norman, OK 73019-2051

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Mission. The central purpose of Learning and Teaching is to assist the teaching faculty and organizational units at the University of Oklahoma in their efforts to provide educational programs of the highest possible quality.

We are located on the South Oval in Copeland Hall Room 101

For more information, please call 405-325-2323, or email:

Kent Johnson

Director, Learning and Teaching

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Shearon Wood

Operations Manager

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Increasing D2L Usage to Promote Student Learning

Desire to Learn (D2L) is OU's Course Management System. Presently around 40% of our faculty are using it to improve student learning in their courses. The importance of leveraging D2L to help students successfully matriculate through courses is increasing with the growing concern that the current flu season will be more pervasive than in recent years. In a recent letter to faculty Provost Mergler offered advice on how to handle the anticipated flu season. Among her recommendations, Dr. Mergler stated, "Faculty members are especially encouraged to use D2L as a way of communicating with their students on-line, when either the students or the faculty member are forced to miss class". To support this recommendation, LTP is supporting faculty in setting up and using D2L. Our newsletter lists the dates, describes the sessions and lists suggestions of what to bring to the workshops. Contact LTP at 325-2323 to RSVP.