Quercus

We're coming to the end of term - which means, it's time to think about your Quercus courses!

That's right, it's time to think about archiving your existing course and to start preparing your courses for next term. ROSI-generated Quercus Courses have a pre-determined lifecycle which controls when the courses are available and who can access them. Instructors, as well as students, lose access to Quercus courses after a set amount of time has passed.

We're looking for your recommendations for expanded Quercus functionality!

If you attended an Quercus Migration session, you'll know that that session focused largely on supporting your decision on how to export your existing content from Blackboard. Now, after that introduction, you might be ready to get into the nitty gritty of the new system and could be thinking about how to most effectively and optimally build your course in the Q. If so, the course builder group session  can get you started. Please note: we will not be covering the migration process/options in this session.

You're faced with your first choice - how do you want students to navigate your course?

This week we have Quercus Day at Robarts Library! The day has a drop-in format, so need to register. Come by anytime throughout the day: 10:00am – 3:30pm.

You've attended the Info session, you know Blackboard/Portal is shutting down August 31, so now what? What can you do right now to ensure a smooth migration?

We know that everyone has questions about what is happening, when it is happening, and how it is happening. We'll do our best to answer them!