Select, use, and evaluate educational technologies that support teaching and learning.
This resource offers options and considerations for how to frame your course’s approach to generative AI on your syllabus and in assignment instructions, with sample language you can adapt or
TechSmith Snagit is a screen capture and recording application licensed by the University of Toronto for faculty, staff, and students with a valid UTORid. Instructors can use Snagit to capture
Opencast Content Capture System (OCCS) is an automated classroom recording system available in supported University of Toronto teaching spaces. Instructors can use Opencast to record lectures and other classroom presentations,
Microsoft Clipchamp is a video creation, editing, and playback tool available to University of Toronto instructors through Microsoft 365. Instructors can use Clipchamp to record demonstrations, create short instructional explanations,
Microsoft Teams is a communication and collaboration tool available to University of Toronto instructors and students through Microsoft 365. Instructors can use Teams Meetings to facilitate synchronous online and hybrid
Microsoft Whiteboard is a collaborative digital canvas available to U of T instructors through Microsoft 365. It allows instructors and students to develop, organize, and share ideas using text, sticky
Microsoft Forms is available to U of T instructors through Microsoft 365. It allows instructors to create polls, surveys, and quizzes to engage students, gather feedback, and check understanding during
Microsoft PowerPoint is available to U of T instructors through Microsoft 365. You can use PowerPoint online or install the desktop and mobile apps. Visit the U of T Microsoft
Microsoft Bookings is an appointment scheduling tool available to eligible University of Toronto faculty and staff through Microsoft 365. Instructors can use Bookings to offer office hours, consultations, feedback meetings,
Quercus (Canvas) Course Navigation allows instructors to organize the links displayed in their course menu. Instructors can reorder, show, or hide navigation items to help students locate course materials, activities,
A Quercus Sandbox Course is a space where instructors can experiment with Quercus (Canvas), explore its features, and develop course materials without affecting an active course. Sandbox courses are initially
Student View allows instructors to preview their Quercus course from a student’s perspective. It can help identify issues with course navigation, content visibility, assignments, and other learning activities before students
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