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[Investigating] Service Interruption: Intermittent issue impacting multiple LTIs in Webcourses@UCF

What’s Happening? Webcourses@UCF Support is currently investigating an issue impacting multiple LTIs (integrated third-party tools) within Webcourses@UCF, which began at approximately 7:00 PM ET on April 30. At this time, we have confirmed that some faculty are unable to access the LockDown Browser (LDB) dashboard or configure LDB for their assessments. There is no known impact to students at …

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April ’26 Tuesday Tip: Student emailed you a file instead of submitting in Canvas? No problem. 

If a student can’t submit a file themselves, you can upload it on their behalf directly from the Canvas Gradebook. This keeps all submissions in one place, gives you full access to SpeedGrader for feedback, and maintains a clean, accurate submission history.  Missed a previous Tuesday Tip? Visit the Tuesday Tip Archive. For assistance, please contact Webcourses@UCF Support. 

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Student Survey: Why did you choose UCF?

UCF Brand & Marketing, in coordination with Frankel Agency, invites you to participate in a brief 15-minute survey about your college selection experience. Your feedback will help enhance the experience for future students. >>  Take the Survey  << >>https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/8694214/UCF-Student-Perspectives-Survey<< If you have any questions or encounter technical difficulties, please email Jason Cohen at research@frankelagency.com, and we will …

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Faculty: Get Ahead on Summer 2026 Course Preparation

Dear Faculty,  As we transition from Spring to Summer 2026, the Center for Distributed Learning wants to help you hit the ground running. Please review these essential tips and deadlines to ensure your courses are ready for day one.  Semester Start-Up Guide  Need Help?  If you have questions or need technical assistance, please submit a ticket to Webcourses@UCF …

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Faculty Survey: Use of Generative AI in Instruction

This is an ongoing survey study. Please consider taking it again this semester, even if you have previously taken it in past semesters. UCF’s Research Initiative for Teaching Effectiveness (RITE) in the Division of Digital Learning is conducting a study on faculty knowledge and the use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to improve future support for …

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Course Modality Update

As you prepare to register for your 2026-2027 classes, you will see changes to the UCF course modalities. Course modalities at UCF indicate how a course is delivered, whether it takes place in person, online, or through a combination of both formats. Beginning Summer 2026, modality designations will also no longer appear within the individual course section. Instead, course modalities can be viewed through the course search. To learn more about updated course modalities, students can visit Find …

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Student Survey: Use of Generative AI in Instruction

This is an ongoing survey study. Please consider taking it again this semester, even if you have previously taken it in past semesters. UCF’s Research Initiative for Teaching Effectiveness (RITE) in the Division of Digital Learning is conducting a study on student knowledge and use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to improve future support for students …

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