One Button Studio
The One Button Studio (OBS) is a simplified, user-friendly video recording setup designed to enable high-quality video production without requiring extensive knowledge of video technology. The core idea behind an OBS is to make video recording as straightforward as possible, often involving a setup where you can start and stop recording with the simple press of a single button. The One Button Studio is available for faculty, staff, and students to record lectures, create student presentations, create green screen recordings, record video assignments, produce e-portfolio content, and more.
Please visit the One Button Studio page to arrange a tour or reserve recording time.
Teach @ EKU
Teaching is central to the success of EKU students. The resources contained on this site are for EKU faculty members, graduate instructors, teaching assistants, and staff educators who are seeking information, advice, ideas, resources, and support for course planning and teaching. Here you will find practical guidance, advice, and resources to support you as you plan and teach your courses.
In addition, this site provides easy access to EKU-focused teaching resources, including those commonly designed for in-person, remote, and hybrid environments.
The resources provided on this site reflect evidence-based approaches from EKU’s Faculty Center for Teaching & Learning (FCT&L), Noel Studio for Academic Creativity, and the Instructional Design Center.
Faculty Support
The Faculty Center for Teaching & Learning (FCTL) supports faculty by providing customized consultations, workshops, observations, and much more. Let us know how we can assist in supporting your teaching experience at EKU by submitting a Faculty Support Form.
Faculty Consultation:
The faculty consultation program is a one-on-one mentoring program for faculty providing consultation, classroom visits, resources and tools related to teaching, and ongoing opportunities for collaboration focused on integrating evidence-based teaching practices into your classroom. Faculty consultations provide an opportunity to receive feedback and guidance on individual or small group basis.
Click HERE to request a consultation.
Faculty Customized Workshops:
The Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning can design/co-design workshops for groups of faculty (e.g. programs, departments, academic organizations) that promote transformational teaching.
Click HERE to request a consultation.
Peer Observation of Teaching:
The peer-observation of teaching is a confidential, three-part process consisting of a pre-interview, a classroom observation, and a post-observation meeting. Peer observations focus on organization, rapport, presentation strategies, and classroom teaching materials. Faculty members can request a written report for documentation and continued enhancement of teaching.
Click HERE to submit an observation request.