Bowdoin Online Learning and Teaching

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  Online Teaching: How to Bring Maine's Sea to Students

  "We are trying to still get them out there and to show them Maine," marine biology lab instructor Bethany Whalon said. "We’re trying to give them the Bowdoin experience, even though they're not present."
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  Online Teaching: Acting for the Camera

  The move to remote learning creates a perfect opportunity for theater professor Abigail Killeen to introduce a new class. Acting for the Camera encourages students to take advantages of the spaces they find themselves in.
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  Online Teaching: Japanese with Vyjayanthi Selinger

  "I hope my students still see my passion for Japanese, and my care for them—that these are coming through, just expended in another way," said Associate Professor of Asian Studies Vyjayanthi Ratnam Selinger.
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  The Chronicle: "Some Colleges Planned Early for an Online Fall. Here’s What They Learned."

  Find out what Bowdoin faculty and faculty from other colleges learned as a result of their institutions making an early decision about teaching plans for the fall.
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  Bowdoin to Provide iPads to All Students During Pandemic

  To ensure broad accessibility and the equity in the learning process and universal design advocated by the College’s faculty-led Continuity in Teaching and Learning Group, Bowdoin will issue fully equipped Apple iPad tablets to each student in the coming weeks.