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The ASU Chinese Language Flagship Center offers a dynamic undergraduate program for highly motivated students interested in achieving a professional level of Chinese proficiency while simultaneously pursuing any major of their choice. Our programs attract students who are among the best learners of Chinese in the nation.

SILC Learning Support Services provides support for, and access to, technology resources for language learning.   

We are located in Durham Hall, in rooms 132 through 142. 

Please contact us at [email protected] or 480-965-3881, or visit us in Durham Hall Room 132, if you have any questions at all.

Recommendations for Spring 2021

Our basic recommendation is that you do not use the in-class equipment.  Instead, conduct any class that has students who are attending via Zoom as if everyone was attending remotely (via "ASU Sync").  Have each student who is attending class in-person bring a laptop and headphones; and teach the class from your own laptop (with headphones).  Note that headphones are important for reducing echoes and other audio

Oftentimes when you are assigned a course to teach, your Canvas course will have been copied from an older version of the course. While this helps maintain consistent content is being taught over the various sections and sessions, it may also mean that the grading elements outlined in your syllabus may not reflect what is actually built in Canvas.

We recommend that instructors review the following aspects in preparation for their courses, at least two weeks before the first day of class: 

Regardless of the instruction mode, all SILC faculty and instructors should consider the following:

1. Thoughtfully set expectations. Students must still be held accountable for full participation in your course.
2. Get to know your classroom and technology.

This is intended to be a continually updated list of information that should be helpful. 

If you want to dig deeper and find new resources, this is a good place to start.