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Important Dates

Sunday, June 16:
6AM - 10AM Regularly scheduled maintenance

Sunday, July 21:
6AM - 10AM Regularly scheduled maintenance

Sunday, August 18:
6AM - 10AM Regularly scheduled maintenance

Sunday, September 15:
6AM - 10AM Regularly scheduled maintenance

Sunday, October 20:
6AM - 10AM Regularly scheduled maintenance

Additional resources.

The following sites and services are offered by Vanderbilt University to help faculty and students get the most out of teaching and learning with technology.

Center for Teaching: The Center for Teaching offers online resources for integrating technologies with teaching and learning, including guides to course management systems , online writing, and gathering feedback from students online. The Center also offers a range of programs and services for Vanderbilt faculty and teaching assistants, including workshops on a variety of teaching topics and individual, confidential teaching consultations. (visit their site)

Vanderbilt University Library: Vanderbilt's library offers a broad range of services and technologies that support teaching, learning, and research. Included in these services are web seminars and electronic reserves. The Library is now the steward to the OAK and its related projects. (visit their site)

University Web Communications: The Office of University Web Communications is a division of the Vanderbilt News Service and oversees the Vanderbilt homepage and the top level pages of www.vanderbilt.edu. (visit their site)

 

Course Instructors: Have you tried the new Inline Assignment Grading feature?

06.14.13    With the recent OAK upgrade, course instructors can now grade student assignments "inline." What does that mean? Instead of downloading files, editing them in MS Word and uploading them back in OAK, or printing them out and grading them manually, you can now view and grade the assignments instead your browser. The available tools are similar to those you would find in MS Word.
    To use this tool, instructors create an Assignment as they did before. After students submit their work, the files are accessible from the Grade Center as before. The only change is that that document will now be viewable in the browser.
    For those who want grade of assignments traditionally, the files can be downloaded as usual.

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