Tool Guides

Welcome to the Academic Toolbox

This is the search page for specific individual tools available in the U of T Academic Toolbox.

Within the search area below, you can select Toggle Filters to sort the Tool Guides based on integrations type or place in the Academic Toolbox category.  Our Tool Finder provides a menu of tools in various pedagogical categories. 

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You can access Microsoft Copilot by navigating to copilot.microsoft.com and follow the prompts to login to your University of Toronto Microsoft 365 account.
The Rich Content editor Icon Maker allows instructors to create simple icons for their courses.
The Microsoft 365 integration allows students and instructors to collaborate on the same OneDrive file within Quercus.
The Microsoft 365 integration allows instructors to assign and collect assignments Microsoft OneDrive files within Quercus.
Add your course learning outcomes as Outcomes on Quercus so that they can be included in rubrics when grading student assignments, discussions or quizzes.  This provides an easy way to assess student achievement of th
The Library Resources integration provides students with quick access to commonly used library links, including the library’s article and catalogue search.
The Microsoft 365 OneDrive integration allows students and instructors to use, create, share, and collaborate on OneDrive files within Quercus.
UT Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) Grade Upload tool is used to upload grades produced from optical mark recognition software such as Remark Office and OpScan in to the Quercus Gradebook.
Pearson MyLab & Mastering is an optional integration in Quercus, that provides instructors and students with access to course materials and learning activities developed by Pearson.
McGraw-Hill Connect is an optional integration in Quercus, that provides instructors and students with access to course materials and learning activities developed by McGraw-Hill.
The Library Reading List application manages course reserves material reserved through the University of Toronto Library’s Course Reserve and Syllabus Service System.  If you are using this service, it is recomme
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