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Resources

We try to complement your domain-expertise with evidence-based instructional design strategies. We externalize what we’ve learned via our self-directed guides, tool comparison charts, course design modules, customizable templates and other pre-built “jumping off points” that get you ideating and iterating.

EdTech Blog

Faculty Question of the Week (October 22, 2026)

Lessons Learned from the Digital Pedagogy Institute Conference 2026

Quercus Updates (August 2026)

Start Strong Learning Together Sessions: Fall 2026 Edition

Stuff We Learned During the 2026 Conference Season

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Faculty Question of the Week (October 22, 2026)

Faculty Question of the Week (October 22, 2026)

I found an error in a Formula question after students completed my Quercus quiz. Can I adjust their grades?

Faculty Question of the Week (October 8, 2026)

If I excuse a student’s Quercus quiz grade, will it count as one of their two lowest grades to be dropped?

Faculty Question of the Week (September 17, 2026)

Can I combine multiple Quercus course sections into one course without re-creating the content?

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Additional Resources

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Guides

View our technical and pedagogical guides geared towards teaching with technology.

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EdTech Newsletter

The EdTech Office sends out a newsletter every month that compiles what is happening in EdTech across FASE and the University. We try to include updates on new tools, new support guides, and respond to frequently asked questions (related to the time of term).

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MADE for U of T Podcast

The MADE podcast is the edited content from a recent MADE community of practice meeting. Produced by Inga, this monthly podcast features interviews with instructors, industry experts, and other members of the MADE community.

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EdTech Related Events Calendar

A curated calendar of EdTech related events from around the Faculty and the University.

Start Strong Modules

Start Strong is a practical, self-paced Quercus course designed to help U of T FASE instructors get their courses ready to teach. Work through six modules at your own pace, with optional Learning Together sessions for additional hands-on support.

Lessons Learned Webinar Series

A webinar series to share what has worked (and likely also a bit of what has not worked) with your peers from across FASE and the University. These sessions serve as places to start ideating, share thoughts and concerns, confirm guidelines, select technological tools, and to kickstart your “design for online” process

Faculty Question of the Week

Each week we’ll use this space to share a question (or more!) that we’ve received about Quercus and other Academic Toolbox tools.

EdTech Workshops

Every two years, the EdTech Workshop picks a theme and plans a program that showcases best practices for transforming teaching and learning, presented by some of the University’s leading instructors. The event is free and is open to the entire UofT community.

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