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Microsoft 365 is available to University of Toronto faculty, students, and staff, offers a variety of tools and applications, many of which can be used to support teaching and learning goals.
Are you wondering which tools to choose to achieve learning goals for your course? Use our Tool Finder to see guides for the various tools in our Academic Toolbox.  You can also reach out for guidance on using the tools that best suit your …
For general information regarding use of proctoring tools at U of T, see our
Clipchamp can be accessed in multiple ways, using your University of Toronto login. Clipchamp | Microsoft 365 -through the Microsoft link Through th
You can access the Accessibility Checker in different Microsoft 365 apps by following these steps: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote: Go to the Review tab on the ribbon.
The University of Toronto currently has an agreement with Gradescope that will make the tool interact with Quercus. Each division of the University has its own policies and practices regarding access to, use of, and support of Gra
The icon to open the Quercus Accessibility Checker is located at the bottom of individual pages. Selecting the icon, which is the image of a man within a circle, will open a pane at the side of the main window that shows each flagged iss
When creating or editing an assignment in Quercus, choose “Online” and “File Uploads” as the Submission Type,  and then choose “Turnitin Plagiarism Framework” in the Plagiarism Review section:
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You can access U of T’s Educational
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Institutional Resources 

Undergraduate Research Hub: a resource for faculty, librarians, staff and students to help them navigate undergraduate research at U of T. For faculty, topics include recruitment, management of student researchers, funding opportunities and opportunities to support students in research.

Experiential Learning Hub: a resource for faculty, librarians, staff and students to help them navigate experiential learning at U of T. It shares a typology for the different types of EL found at U of T along with resources for faculty, staff and librarians as they plan and implement an EL initiative.

Folio: is a new system that helps students elevate their University of Toronto experience; from exciting events and enriching clubs to personalized peer mentorship, supports to enhance their academic journey and experiential learning programs. Students are able to explore activities that align with their skills and interests, and seamlessly track their achievements via their Co-Curricular Record.

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