Instructors can now upload a syllabus document for any of their classes listed on EEE+ GrandCentral. Enrolled students will see the syllabus available for download on their own GrandCentral class lists. Prospective students and others who may be looking for more information about a particular class can visit the Syllabus Browser. A UCInetID login is…
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New: Download your EEE gradebook history
The EEE team has built a new tool so that instructors and teaching assistants can download archives of their gradebook data with just one click per academic year. Get started here: https://eee.uci.edu/toolbox/gradebook/index.php?gbook_state=academic_year_download_choose Many instructors have emphasized the critical importance of EEE Legacy GradeBook data so we have added this option to help retrieve and store…
New Options in UCI Canvas
In collaboration with the Office of the Vice Provost of Teaching and Learning (OVPTL), the Office of Information Technology (OIT) has worked to streamline the process for reviewing and implementing new third party UCI Canvas integrations. Because of those efforts, several new ones are available this quarter: Pearson – MyLab & Mastering Pearson – Revel…
Student feedback: Flexible and confidential EEE+ Evaluations
The message below was sent via UCI Zotmail to all campus employees. Hello, We hope your fall quarter is off to a good start! Use flexible, self-diagnostic EEE+ Evaluations (http://evaluations.eee.uci.edu/) to securely and confidentially collect student feedback. Mid-quarter feedback can provide insight into students’ progress in the course and demonstrate your engagement in thoughtfully approaching…
Canvas & EEE Update for Fall 2018
UCI’s Canvas transition is progressing: about 43% of instructors and 80% of undergraduate students have used Canvas for at least one class since Spring 2015. If you haven’t yet used Canvas and have lots of EEE experience, you’re not alone! This is the quarter to start thinking about using Canvas, particularly because new EasyWebsites can’t…