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Honorlock is an online proctoring service for schools and universities. At UCF it is up to the college and instructor whether to use Honorlock. Honorlock is most effective for high-stakes exams, such as midterms and finals. Important for Students to Know Honorlock is available on most UCF computer labs machines. Quiet places where you can …

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UCF offers a campus-wide license for Zoom, a video conferencing platform for online classes, meetings, conferences, remote office hours, webinars, and lectures. If you prefer to continue holding your class synchronously at its scheduled time, but in a remote format, you may do so using Zoom. All UCF faculty, GTAs, staff, and students with an …

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If you create a Zoom meeting through ucf.zoom.us, you can import that meeting into your course in Webcourses@UCF. Navigate to ucf.zoom.us. Click Schedule a New Meeting. Each Zoom meeting created is assigned a unique Meeting ID. Copy the Meeting ID for the meeting you want to import into Webcourses@UCF. Open your course in Webcourses@UCF and …

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The Center for Distributed Learning frequently releases significant updates and announcement within Webcourses@UCF for both faculty and students. Announcements are focused on enhancing the teaching and learning experience, as well as optimizing the tools available within the system. Additionally, we offer a roadmap that outlines both past and upcoming features and updates planned for the …

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Regardless of the special programs enrollment method you choose for your course, you can always manually enroll participants into your course.

Course modalities refer to the method in which a class is delivered or conducted, determining how students engage with content, interact with instructors, and participate in the learning experience. 

The following campus resources and services are available to all campus-access students. If you are a UCF Online student, some resources and services may be restricted. Visit the UCF Online website to see what services are available. College of Graduate Studies Graduate Studies guides prospective graduate students through the graduate application and admissions processes for …

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Select from the following criteria options below to find online classes. If you don’t receive any results, check your criteria again or reduce the number of criteria selected. You can register for classes and gain access to them by going through the MyUCF portal. Interested in a fully online program? Check out UCF Online for …

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Feel free to browse any of the stand-alone tutorials listed below. If you are new to UCF you may want to consider viewing the Webcourses@UCF Student Tour. This tour will help you gain a basic understanding of how to navigate Webcourses@UCF. The tour will also provide you with some insight into basic features you may …

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