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The OISE Course Outline Explorer, a powerful tool designed to help you digitize and streamline your course outlines. You'll learn how to navigate the platform, import existing course information, and use the built-in features to ensure your outlines are accessible and easy to manage for both you and your students. This session will cover the practical steps needed to transition from static documents to dynamic, searchable digital outlines, saving you time and improving organization.

Are you leveraging resources available at the University of Toronto to stay cybersafe? Join our workshop to learn about the different tools and resources offered to you. Discover how to use them for your work, research, teaching, and learning. Gain practical tips to protect your data, secure your accounts, and work safely in the digital environment.

Gain practical tips and know the tools on: Protecting your data and accounts, using password managers effectively, secure file storage and sharing practices, safeguarding your online identity, and understanding data classification and protection guidelines.

Get started with Quercus, the University of Toronto's instance of the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS). This introductory session is perfect for those new to the platform. We'll cover the essential features, including setting up your course shell, adding and organizing content, and communicating with students. You'll learn the basics of creating modules, uploading files, and using the announcements tool to effectively manage your course.

Take your Quercus skills to the next level in this workshop. We'll dive into more sophisticated features that can enhance student engagement and streamline your workflow. Topics will include using the Gradebook and SpeedGrader, creating and managing complex assignments and quizzes, and leveraging Quercus analytics to gain insights into student performance. This session is ideal for those who are already familiar with the basics and want to use Quercus to its full potential.

Are you leveraging resources available at the University of Toronto to stay cybersafe? Join our workshop to learn about the different tools and resources offered to you. Discover how to use them for your work, research, teaching, and learning. Gain practical tips to protect your data, secure your accounts, and work safely in the digital environment.

Gain practical tips and know the tools on: Protecting your data and accounts, using password managers effectively, secure file storage and sharing practices, safeguarding your online identity, and understanding data classification and protection guidelines.