Category: WC Announcement – Faculty

This is the final reminder that the Center for Distributed Learning will begin the first Webcourses@UCF course deletion cycle on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2026. Academic courses taught from Summer 2012 through Fall 2020 will be deleted unless a retention request is submitted and approved.  Faculty who need to keep a flagged academic course should complete the Retention Request Form before the scheduled …

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This is a reminder that the Center for Distributed Learning will begin the first Webcourses@UCF course deletion cycle on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2026, as part of the university’s course retention and deletion process. Learn more by visiting the Webcourses@UCF Course Retention and Deletion Guide. This first deletion cycle will include academic courses taught from Summer 2012 through Fall 2020. After this initial deletion, …

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As the Fall 2026 Semester is about to begin, the Center for Distributed Learning is here to assist you and your students with Webcourses@UCF (Canvas), Zoom, and Panopto. UCF Required Course Elements  Webcourses@UCF Integrations Updates Webcourses@UCF Reminders Faculty Support Resources Reporting an Incident or Issue If you believe you have experienced abusive or discriminatory behavior by any faculty or staff member, contact …

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The Microsoft OneDrive LTI will be removed from Webcourses@UCF on Friday, August 7, 2026, as Microsoft is retiring the integration. It has been replaced by the Office 365 LTI, which allows you to access your university OneDrive files directly in Webcourses@UCF. The Office 365 LTI is already available in your course navigation settings. To enable it, …

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On March 4, UCF faculty and staff will transition from DUO to Microsoft Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) when signing on to the majority of university applications. Students have already successfully transitioned to Authenticator.  What Do You Need to Do?  For questions or assistance with Microsoft Authenticator, contact IT Support: This notification was provided by UCF IT.

On May 1, Webcourses@UCF will receive an update to the interface for the Discussions/Announcements tool. To view the new user experience before May 1, visit the course Settings and enable the redesign feature under Feature Options. Learn more about this new interface by exploring the Discussions/Announcement Redesign Guide. Contact Webcourses@UCF Support if you have questions or need assistance.

Dear Faculty, UCF’s Center for Distributed Learning is here to assist you and your students with Webcourses@UCF, Zoom, and Panopto. Please see the following resources we have curated for you using these platforms no matter your course modality or attributes. UCF Financial Aid Requirement UCF Policy 4-403.2 – Syllabus and Published Course Policy Webcourses@UCF Reminders Campus Resources Please …

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Beginning Friday, November 24th for the Spring 2024 semester, faculty teaching a (black diamond) GEP Core course will be required to have their syllabus posted and marked for “General Public” visibility in Webcourses@UCF using Simple Syllabus. To help facilitate this change, the (black diamond) GEP Core courses will be auto-selected to be sent to Webcourses@UCF on Thursday, November 9th to provide faculty of these courses …

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