Based on consistent forecasts that show Hurricane Helene moving away from Central Florida, UCF will resume normal classes and operations starting at 6 a.m. Friday, Sept. 27. Hurricane Helene is a major storm whose full impact has yet to be known, and we recognize that members of our UCF community may have loved ones who will feel …

In anticipation of Tropical Storm Helene, UCF will suspend campus operations and all classes, including online classes, on Thursday, Sept. 26.   Normal operations will continue through 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25, and are planned to resume at 6 a.m. Friday, Sept. 27. We are not depopulating campus.  We are making this decision in the interest of our community’s safety …

Dear Faculty,  UCF and the Center for Distributed Learning are here to assist you and your students with Webcourses@UCF, Zoom, and Panopto. Please see the following resources we have curated for faculty using these platforms no matter your course modality.  UCF Financial Aid Requirement  Webcourses@UCF and Simple Syllabus  Webcourses@UCF Reminders  Campus Resources This notice is provided by the Center for …

Simple Syllabus will require a downtime window on Sunday, August 18th from 1am to 5am to resolve capacity errors that UCF is experiencing. During this downtime Simple Syllabus will be inaccessible. To learn more about Simple Syllabus, visit the Provost’s Syllabus site. This message was provided by the Office of the Provost.

UCF’s Research Initiative for Teaching Effectiveness (RITE) is investigating faculty knowledge and usage of generative artificial intelligence (AI). Faculty feedback on the use of generative AI in teaching and research can help UCF provide better support in the future. This survey should take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete.  >> Take the Survey <<>> https://ucf.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3PDRKqNvELjj5xs << If you …

Vimeo experienced a brief service interruption between 3:00 and 3:30pm on March 13th. Users may have experienced issues accessing select video content within Webcourses@UCF. Contact Webcourses@UCF Support if you have questions or need assistance.

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.