Course Technology

Canvas, Box, Zoom, smart classrooms, student learning feedback, poster projects

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Academic Continuity

Resources to help teach courses online

Student Learning Feedback Forms

Student learning feedback forms (SLFF) through EvaluationKit

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Accessing ArcGIS Pro

Steps needed to gain access to ESRI products through the HWS educational enterprise license

Embedding and Sharing Videos

Using Box to deliver video content through Canvas is a great way to ensure that students have access to the content in an easy and accessible way.

Finding a Student, Staff or Faculty Email

Finding an e-mail for an HWS user.

Installing ArcGIS Pro on your own device

How to download ArcGIS Pro to your own PC using your HWS ArcOnline credentials.

Poster Projects

Tips and templates for getting started with poster projects. For additional help contact the Digital Learning Team.

Scanning and Attaching Documents to Student Records in Slate for Student Success

If you need to scan and attach documents to a student record in Slate for Student Success, first contact the Help Desk to install a specific printer driver for you to be able to use a campus Ricoh MFD printer. After you have this driver installed, use the instructions below to scan and attach the documents.

The Dock: Entering Name Pronunciation (Say My Name)

Instructions for recording preferred or formal name pronunciations in The Dock

The Dock: Forms Questions and Answers

Questions and answers about filling out forms in The Dock.

The Dock: Saving The Dock to a Phone Homescreen

Save The Dock (Slate student portal) to a phone homescreen.

Tools for Recording Lectures, Presentations, and Other Content

There are a number of options for recording materials that you are looking to share with students online, we recommend Zoom. Based on the technology available to you, and your level of comfort with some programs, you may have multiple options that will work for your particular scenario.

Viewing Student Learning Feedback Form (SLFF) Results on SmartEvals

Step by step instructions are provided for faculty to access and download the results of Student Learning Feedback Forms (SLFFs) electronically.

What are some best practices for teaching with Microsoft Excel?

This article outlines the options available to instructors that are seeking to teach data analysis using spreadsheet tools. The primary focus is on options available for Microsoft Excel. Other tools are listed for reference.