Here are a few teaching resources that may be useful for faculty and staff when teaching about the earthquake in Haiti.  It’s just a few things I happen to have come across, so feel free to suggest others.

This page from IRIS (Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology) contains a number of resources for helping students understand what happened geologically.  There are downloadable PowerPoint presentations, videos and animations such as this one explaining why the quake didn’t produce a tsunami.

An edited directory of resources on Haiti from AcademicInfo.

Resources for Teaching about the Quake from the UK organization Association for Citizenship Teaching.

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Earthquake Teaching Resources from the National Council for the Social Studies.

The Haiti Connection’s Earthquake Network has a good list of links.

Caribbean Studies Press is an independent English-language publisher of scholarly texts and references about the Caribbean and its diaspora included a number of works on Haiti.

EducaVision designs, develops, publishes, and distributes a broad range of Haitian-related educational materials for use in Haiti, United States, Canada and the Caribbean area.