Webcourses@UCF Training

Webcourses@UCF training workshops are available to all faculty, staff and teaching assistants employed by UCF. If you are interested in scheduling a custom training workshop for you, your program, department or college, please fill out our online form at https://cdl.ucf.edu/support/webcourses/contact/ to learn more.

One-on-One Support

If you need one-on-one technical assistance, please contact Webcourses@UCF Support at https://cdl.ucf.edu/support/webcourses/contact/ to schedule an appointment.

Getting Started with Webcourses@UCF

This introductory session walks you through the basics: adding your Syllabus, creating Pages and Modules, using Templates, and creating Assignments and Assessments to get your students started. Sessions currently by request. Please contact https://cdl.ucf.edu/support/webcourses/contact/

Introduction to New Quizzes

This self-paced course reviews the changes in the new quizzing tool and demonstrates the new question types and outline the migration timeline. Please read more and self-enroll in this short review here: https://cdl.ucf.edu/support/webcourses/guides/new-quiz-tool-migration/

For a live, online workshop please contact webcourses@ucf.edu to schedule a training.

Online Proctoring at UCF

Respondus Lockdown Browser

LockDown Browser and Respondus Monitor: Protect the Integrity of Online Tests This training is perfect for instructors who are new to LockDown Browser and/or Respondus Monitor, or those wanting a refresh on how to use these applications to ensure academic integrity during online exams. 

Dates: 
May 17, 23, 31
June 8, 14
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Panopto Essentials

For self-paced training on Panopto, feel free to register for Panopto Essentials

If you prefer to take a live workshop with a Panopto administrator in place of the self-paced online course, please reach out to the FMC (fmc@ucf.edu) for more information. This one-hour workshop, if attended from start to finish, will give you the same credential as completing the online course. You are welcome to do both, but you will only need to complete one.