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Supporting you in this new environment
To help you navigate the challenges and opportunities of the online teaching transition and working in a post-COVID world, we've assembled the following resources. Curated by experts, they are based on extensive research to tailor to your current needs.
Resources to help you teach online
Research Methods remotely
Get the support you need with these helpful resources to assist you with teaching, carrying out your own research, and much more.
Wellbeing and Psychology
To support lecturers and students, we've put together a collection of free chapters and resources from leading psychology textbooks that discuss topics from wellbeing to immunization and behavioural psychology.
Study Skills
Studying in a new environment can be challenging. Our Study Skills online resources are here to help you and your students ensure success and get the best out of their time at university.
Supporting our student nurses
A collection of free textbook chapters
providing support on current issues for
Nursing students: from biological and pathological chapters, to how to manage the transition to professional practice
Assignments and career support for students
Students may be struggling to get final
course work completed without the usual
face-to-face support from lecturers. These
free education resources lend support with
assignments and career planning.
Counselling in the time of social distancing
In this time of social distancing,
mental health practitioners are facing
unprecedented pressures, so we have
carefully curated these additional
counselling resources to help alleviate some of the distress and anxiety.
Best practice for online teaching
Enhance your online teaching practice with some best practice guidance from experts in the field:
- *NEW* Adapting to Teaching Online resource on our Study Skills page
- *NEW* The Top 10 Tips for Learning Online by Janet Salmons
- Tips and tricks for maintaining wellbeing during social distancing
- Top tips for switching to teaching remotely webinar with Tom Chatfield and Elspeth Timmans
- Transitioning to Online Teaching on the Fly webinar from the 2020 SAGE/ACJS Junior Faculty Professional Development Workshop
- 16 Answers to Your Questions about Teaching Online Social Science Space Blog post
e-Resources for your course
We know it's e or nothing for reading lists right now and we have a variety of options to help you deliver course resources for teaching and learning that are available fully online.
Get immediate 30-day access to our curated collections of videos, data sets, business cases and more to plug into your VLE, link to in reading lists, or use in your synchronous or asynchronous teaching:
- SAGE Knowledge which includes: Books and Reference
- SAGE Research Methods Video
- SAGE Video discipline collections
- SAGE Business Cases
- SAGE Data products
- CQ Press Library
Get eBook access for your students
Please contact your local sales consultant for more information about setting your students up with access to our eBooks.
Partnering with your library
All SAGE books are available as eBooks, and we can collaborate with your library to find the best supply solution. Please contact Kate or Chris for available access models.
Get instant access to e-Inspection copies
Not in the office to receive an IC? No
problem! Many of our textbooks are
available as electronic inspection copies,
providing instant access to the book online
through VitalSource. If the book you’re
interested in doesn’t have this option,
please contact your SAGE sales consultant
for support.
Online resources to accompany textbooks
Many of our textbooks are supported by additional Online Resources to aid your teaching - from classroom slides and journal articles to essay topics and practical assignments. To access:
- Check your textbook inside cover to see if it has the Online Resources logo and visit the listed url. You can access them using your usual SAGE website log in details
- If your textbook doesn't have online resources, you can search the subject sites below for additional resources in your subject area
Troubleshooting and technical help
Sometimes tech gets the better of the best of us. Click here for expert support from our technical support team.
Human contact: Introducing your local SAGE sales rep
Prefer to chat things through with a real human? Here’s a list of our local sales reps who can help you to identify and access the right resources for you and your students.
Supporting your research
Your data collection may have been disrupted, your project meetings now held over Zoom, but SAGE has resources to help you conquer these challenges and changes:
- SAGE Campus courses including Data Science and Critical Thinking Online Course
- Our resources to help teach or do research online
- Early career researcher hub with a range of advice, from getting funding, making an impact and getting published.
Share your work and experiences
Our Author Gateway hosts clear and comprehensive guidance on becoming an author with SAGE.
Our How to Get Published site contains many tools and resources to take you through the process of publishing with SAGE.
Up-and-running with your online course? Want to help others enhance their online teaching? Consider submitting a blog post to the Social Science Space blog.