Everyone has stepped up.” Darren Crone, assistant provost for educational technology servicesCrone and his team helped faculty use tools such as Blackboard Collaborate to record lectures and participate in online meetings and training. Some UT Dallas faculty members went over and above the essentials of online learning to keep students engaged while they worked remotely. Most attendees were UT Dallas students, but a few professionals and high school students also joined the sessions, Veerasamy said. Computer science graduate students teach most sessions, which include helping elementary students learn coding using Lego-style building blocks and teaching middle school students hands-on coding with free-form typing. Faculty scheduled to teach this summer can contact the educational technology services staff to assist with course setup in eLearning.