EdTech Blog
Welcome to the ETO, Yun!
Yun is starting her 19-month secondment in ETO as an Educational Technologist (as Irina has moved onto a new role at UTM). You will likely see her responding to inquiries sent to fase.edtech@utoronto.ca. As she gets settled, she’ll also be updating our support documentation, authoring new guides, and running Quercus Toolbox consultation meetings.
Lessons learned from TESS 2024
ETO member, Maggie, shares her experience of attending the TESS 2024 Conference (November 5 and 6, 2024). She summarizes memorable conference sessions and key takeaways from the event.
Faculty Question of the Week (November 21, 2024)
“What is a video release form and should I use it for my project?”
Hi! Meet the ETO’s new Work Study Students
Learn more about our three new ETO Work Study students.
The ETO Content Production Team tests out ClipChamp
Key takeaways after testing ClipChamp:
Each member of the ETO Content Production tested out a few different features of ClipChamp which we then discussed as a team. Below, expand the accordion items to read up on the features that were explored and our key observations.
Faculty Question of the Week (Sept 19, 2024)
“Why isn’t SpeedGrader loading in my course?”
Upcoming (virtual) session: Assessment and Grading with Crowdmark
You’re Invited! Join us for: Assessment and Grading with Crowdmark Crowdmark is delivering an exclusive session for faculty and staff at the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering. Whether you’re a […]
Faculty Question of the Week (Sept 5, 2024)
“What apps or software can I use on my Mac computer to self-capture?”
Faculty Question of the Week (August 28, 2024)
“How can I de-cross-list the sections of my Quercus course?”
Faculty Question of the Week (August 22, 2024)
“Why can’t I turn off notifications from a Quercus course?”
Quercus Updates (August 2024)
In this Update: This month’s update highlights important changes to the ‘Assign To’ feature in Quercus. These updates include both interface changes (i.e., where and how the ‘Assign To’ option […]
Ouriginal to Turnitin Transition (as of Sept 01, 2024)
The University of Toronto is transitioning its plagiarism detection tool from Ouriginal to Turnitin, effective September 1, 2024.