Hypothesis September Learning Labs center on the student experience — from accessibility and inclusive design to helping students write more meaningful, thoughtful annotations, starting with the very first assignment. Hypothesis: … Read More
With the rise of generative and agentic AI, many instructors are returning to handwritten assessments to evaluate students’ authentic thinking, reasoning, and writing processes. While these assessments can strengthen academic … Read More
This session is designed for Rutgers faculty and staff transitioning from PlayPosit to WeVideo, the university’s new, expanded interactive video platform. While the “bulbs” and interactive features you loved in … Read More
Lockdown Browser and Respondus Monitor: Protect the Integrity of Online Tests This comprehensive training webinar is intended for instructors who plan to use LockDown Browser and Respondus Monitor with online exams … Read More
As part of the Rutgers Academic Technology Advisory Council’s ongoing efforts to promote the effective and sustainable use of academic technology resources, Rutgers Canvas and the Office of Information Technology … Read More
Turnitin has scheduled 6 hours of system maintenance on July 18, 2026, from 11 AM through 5 PM EDT. During this time, services including Turnitin’s Canvas Plagiarism Framework, Feedback Studio, … Read More
Rutgers Canvas is pleased to announce the integration of Rutgers Post’em. Rutgers Post’em provides course instructors with a way to share information directly and privately with a student while leveraging … Read More
Rutgers Canvas will conduct scheduled maintenance for the Canvas (Roll Call) Attendance tool to upgrade the database and operating system. This maintenance lasts four hours and will temporarily affect access … Read More
These comprehensive training webinar is intended for instructors who plan to use LockDown Browser and Respondus Monitor with online exams within Canvas. Register for LockDown Browser & Respondus Monitor Training … Read More
As a new semester approaches, many instructors are revisiting how they design assessments to better evaluate student learning and support academic integrity. For some, that means incorporating handwritten exams, problem … Read More
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