2018 Starts
Welcome back to school. The Quercus roll out is off to a good start. We have more than 40 active courses with approximately 3500 students…
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Welcome back to school. The Quercus roll out is off to a good start. We have more than 40 active courses with approximately 3500 students…
As you may have recently seen, our new academic toolbox, Quercus, is now live! All instructors can log in, and when they do, they will…
The Academic Toolbox Renewal Steering Committee is pleased to announce the winner of the naming contest for the University of Toronto’s new teaching and learning…
While the consultation and contract negotiation phases took longer than expected, once we knew what the engine would be for our new Toolbox, we set…
One topic that has come up in many of our meetings revolves around “Orgs” as they are commonly known here at UofT. “Orgs,” or Organization…
Today we had a very productive meeting with the Rotman team. The graduate programs at Rotman are in a unique position because they’ve been using…
The Faculty of Medicine is an interesting place. Unlike some other divisions, the Faculty’s programs are divided into major, somewhat autonomous areas, such and the…
We just wanted to make sure readers were seeing the new feature on the website – Frequently Asked Questions – based on the inquiries we…
Happy Thursday afternoon from the project’s Technical Working Group meeting. Today the group is reviewing the way in which ROSI (SIS) information is imported into…
Today (Nov. 29) is a big day in our project. Instructure staff are back on campus for an all-day training session with many of the…
As we reported last week (see https://toolboxrenewal.utoronto.ca/2017/11/17/update-divisional-roll-plans/), we’ve been meeting with divisional and key stakeholders to discuss their Toolbox roll-out needs. Since then, we’ve also…
Just a quick update today – the student toolbox naming contest closed this week – with more than 750 submissions!!!!! Wow And thanks!