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Start Strong Learn Together Sessions: Winter 2026 Edition
The Start Strong: Learning Together series returns for Winter 2026 to help FASE instructors get their Quercus courses ready for the new term. These practical, hands-on sessions cover course setup, assessments, and communication strategies. Join us online via Zoom or drop by in person at the ETO Studio – no registration required.
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What we learned at The ProFusion Expo 2025
Inga, Marisa, and James share what they learned at The ProFusion Expo 2025 event.
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Faculty Question of the Week (November 20, 2025)
How can I check for colour contrast in PowerPoint?
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Faculty Question of the Week (November 6, 2025)
How can I prevent students from different tutorial sections from joining the same self sign-up group in a cross-listed Quercus course?
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EdTech Tip Sheet: November 2025
In this Issue: Drop-in Office Hours | ETO Doors Open
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ETO is piloting Office Hours
Got a question but not sure if it warrants a full consultation? ETO is piloting Office Hours – a new drop-in opportunity for the FASE community to get quick, practical support!
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Faculty Question of the Week (October 23, 2025)
What’s the best digital solution for multiple invigilators to take attendance at the same time during an in-person test?
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Faculty Question of the Week (October 9, 2025)
What is my option now that the HTML file I uploaded to Quercus isn’t working?
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EdTech Tip Sheet: October 2025
In this Issue: Assessment Set-up Lab | ETO Doors Open | Clipchamp | Digital Pedagogy Institute Conference
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Goodbye Stream, Hello Clipchamp!
Microsoft is retiring Stream and moving its features into Clipchamp, creating a single, unified video solution within Microsoft 365. What is happening? Microsoft is unifying Stream and Clipchamp into a […]
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Assessment Set-Up Lab: Check Your Quercus & Crowdmark Settings
Need a second set of eyes on your assignment, quiz, or Crowdmark setup? Sign up for this lab session where we’ll walk through your course settings together. Bring your laptop and any draft assessments – you’ll leave knowing your Gradebook, due dates, and settings are student-ready!
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Lessons Learned from the Digital Pedagogy Institute Conference
Maggie and Yun discuss their key takeaways from the 11th Annual Digital Pedagogy Institute Conference. They share how the sessions encouraged them to rethink the role of technology and teaching practices in shaping academic setting.
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