Alison Gibbs New CTSI Director
April 11, 2020
April 11, 2020 As it appears in the Provost’s Memos: https://memos.provost.utoronto.ca/appointment-of-alison-gibbs-as-director-of-the-centre-for-teaching-support-and-innovation/ ________________________________ From: Susan McCahan, Vice-Provost, Innovations in Undergraduate Education & Vice-Provost, Academic Programs Date: April 9, 2020 Re: Centre for Teaching Supporting & Innovation (CTSI) – Call for Director Nominations (PDAD&C #63) I am delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Alison Gibbs as Director of the … Read More
A&S Online Learning Academy
April 9, 2020
April 9, 2020 In response to the rapidly changing teaching and learning environment, our Faculty of Arts & Science recently launched its A&S Online Learning Academy to bring together professors and instructors to share their expertise in providing outstanding online learning opportunities for our students. “We want to ensure students have access to high-calibre courses, … Read More
COVID Update: MS Teams – Creations
March 21, 2020
Like almost all North American schools (and many around the world), we’ve had to switch the way we teach, learn and work due to the Covid-19 pandemic. That means significant increases in the use of technology, and in demand for support around those technologies. In a series of posts, we will be sharing some visualizations … Read More
COVID Update: Quercus Course Shells
March 20, 2020
Like almost all North American schools (and many around the world), we’ve had to switch the way we teach and learn due to the Covid-19 pandemic. That means significant increases in the use of technology, and in demand for support around those technologies. In a series of posts, we will be sharing some visualizations of … Read More
COVID Update: Support & Consultations
March 19, 2020
Like almost all North American schools (and many around the world), we’ve had to switch the way we teach and learn due to the Covid-19 pandemic. That means significant increases in the use of technology, and in demand for support around those technologies. In a series of posts, we will be sharing some visualizations of … Read More
COVID Update: Use of a Webinar Tool Instead of Live Lectures
March 18, 2020
Like almost all North American schools (and many around the world), we’ve had to switch the way we teach and learn due to the Covid-19 pandemic. That means significant increases in the use of technology, and in demand for support around those technologies. In a series of posts, we will be sharing some visualizations of … Read More
COVID Update: MS Teams – Usage
March 17, 2020
Like almost all North American schools (and many around the world), we’ve had to switch the way we teach and learn due to the Covid-19 pandemic. That means significant increases in the use of technology, and in demand for support around those technologies. In a series of posts, we will be sharing some visualizations of … Read More
COVID Update: Global Audience
March 16, 2020
Like almost all North American schools (and many around the world), we’ve had to switch the way we teach and learn due to the Covid-19 pandemic. That means significant increases in the use of technology, and in demand for support around those technologies. In a series of posts, we will be sharing some visualizations of … Read More
Stream
July 23, 2019
from http://main.its.utoronto.ca/news/microsoft-stream-share-teach-and-learn-using-video-content/ Information Technology Services (ITS) is pleased to announce the newest addition to the Office 365 environment: Microsoft Stream (Stream). Stream allows faculty and staff to easily upload and share video content, such as recordings of classes, meetings, presentations and training sessions. It also works well with other Office 365 applications like Teams, SharePoint, … Read More
Great stuff keeps coming – the Quercus Student Blog
March 1, 2019
If you haven’t book-marked the Quercus Student Blog yet, you definitely should – it’s a great sources of information and ideas – ostensibly for and by students – but in actuality, it’s great for everyone at UofT. Check it out here: https://qstudents.utoronto.ca/category/blog/