Due to the pandemic, lecturers had to switch from conventional in-person formats to teaching online in a very short space of time. For the most part, the teaching content remained identical, but in some cases the methods used to teach it and the interaction with the participants were no longer as effective. In the following, we introduce a selection of tools that both enhance your remote teaching and, in most cases, are also of interest when it comes to in-person teaching. The tools support different facets of your teaching: the presentation of content, the activation of participants, collaborative writing and the visualisation of ideas.
