In July, we鈥檙e partnering with HR and the Rise Employment Development series to present the App Caf茅, a come and go opportunity to have a little fun learning about new apps that your colleagues across campus can use for productivity, fun, lifestyle, hobbies, finance, and news/reading. In order to make this great, we鈥檙e hoping that you would be willing to share an app you love with the campus community.
 

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Course Survey

UIS Course Survey System

The is available for a period of time at the end of each term or part of term. The Provost's office will email faculty with specific information regarding the course survey period each term. Instructors may view and download course survey results after final grades have been submitted at the end of each semester.

Accessibility Checks for Gold Courses

Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) legally requires digital accessibility for all web content, including Canvas course materials. All items used in courses must be accessible, including:

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As this semester winds down, it is a great time to think about preparing and updating your course materials! COLRS multimedia specialist, Scott Moomaw, is here to support you in recording and editing lightboard videos for your classes. 

This month, we鈥檝e been focused on using plus-one thinking to improve assessments and grading practices. In order to see the fruits of your labor, you鈥檒l likely want to take a peek at your gradebook. But does your gradebook truly reflect the work you and your students are putting into these assessments?

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Grading and Gradebooks

Does your gradebook truly reflect the work you and your students are putting into these assessments? The Center for Professional Education of Teachers at Teachers College, Columbia University shares the 鈥,鈥 an acronym that presents guiding principles for good gradebook practices.