Select, use, and evaluate educational technologies that support teaching and learning.
Online assessments provide opportunities for students to demonstrate their learning through assignments, projects, quizzes, examinations, presentations, oral assessments, collaborative activities, and other approaches completed or submitted in digital environments. They
Online course design involves creating learning experiences that support students in achieving intended learning outcomes through digital environments. As with any course, effective design begins with an understanding of the
MarkUs is a web application for the submission and grading of student programming assignments. Its primary purpose is to provide teaching assistants (TAs) with tools to give high-quality feedback to
Technology can support teaching and learning in many ways, from accessing course materials and taking notes to communicating, collaborating, and participating in learning activities. At the same time, technology use
Microsoft OneDrive is integrated with Quercus (Canvas), allowing instructors to access and use Microsoft 365 files within their courses. You can use the integration to share OneDrive files as course
Microsoft OneDrive is available to U of T instructors through Microsoft 365. OneDrive provides cloud storage for your files and folders. Visit the U of T Microsoft 365 for Faculty
Microsoft Word is available to U of T instructors through Microsoft 365. You can use Word online or install the desktop and mobile apps. Visit the U of T Microsoft
This page provides information on divisionally-selected educational technologies at the University of Toronto. The availability, licensing, and support of these tools depend on your division, campus, or arrangements with specific
Quercus is the University of Toronto’s learning management system (LMS), powered by Canvas. Instructors can use Quercus to organize and share course materials, communicate with students, support activities and assessments,
Microsoft 365 provides a suite of applications available to the University of Toronto community for creating and sharing content, communicating, collaborating, and supporting teaching and learning. Applications such as Word,
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