The Clarkson University Office of Information Technology will upgrade Moodle from 3.3 to 3.6. on June 26, 2019 from 4:00 AM – 7:30 AM EST. Moodle will be unavailable during this time. End users can anticipate course information will be available following the upgrade Moodle 3.6 Highlights: Moodle Dashboard Customizable which means improved management […]
Clarkson University’s Managerial Epidemiology HC680 receives nationally recognized Quality Matters Certification Mark for meeting course design standards in an Official Quality Matters peer review. Quality Matters (QM), a nationally recognized, faculty-centered, peer review process that certifies the quality of online courses, has recognized Clarkson University’s Jane Oppenlander and Eva Williford’s commitment to quality assurance for
As part of our continued efforts to improve cyber-security and sustainability, the Office of Information Technology will be deploying changes that will prompt unattended computers to lock their screen and to ‘sleep’ their displays. Beginning June 10, 2019, the computers in lecture halls will automatically lock after ninety (90) minutes of inactivity and then the
Coffee starts at 8a in Multipurpose Rooms ABC, Student Center (#15 on map) each day – May 13, 14, and May 15. Please be encouraged to grab coffee with us each day! Clarkson Unconference Refresh Event Clarkson faculty and experts alike are encouraged to come together to share information about project aspirations and challenges we
Clarkson faculty are invited Thursday, June 6, 2019, 9:00 AM-11:00 AM, in 301A Capital Region Campus for a hands-on, faculty development workshop presented by your Teaching & Learning Corner team. Please RSVP here. This workshop will spark ideas instructors can use to incorporate emerging, evidence-based strategies that will improve student learning in your courses.
Faculty and friends seeking resources and connections with campus services are encouraged to attend May 13-15 for a Potsdam campus face-to-face based unconference style event (virtual attendees are also welcome) with AM info sharing and PM breakouts. Coffee each morning starts at 8a. Come check it out. Campus experts from The Shipley Center, Clarkson Ignite,
Faculty and friends are invited to attend May 13-15 for a Potsdam campus face-to-face based unconference style event (virtual attendees are also welcome) with AM info sharing and PM breakouts. CURE will help what ails you to meet a current challenge, work through an upcoming project, or plan your summer’s work. Register Here Experience the
Faculty and friends are encouraged to hold May 13-15 for a Potsdam campus face-to-face based unconference style event (virtual attendees are also welcome) with AM info sharing and PM breakouts. CURE what ails you when meeting a current challenge, working through an upcoming project, or planning your summer’s work. Let us know you are interested.
TLC is very pleased to announce the following Clarkson faculty and staff recently completed Quality Matters Applying the Quality Matters Rubric (APPQMR) workshop. Michael Conrad, MSEM Program Coordinator / Executive Officer Daniel Eno, Adjunct Associate Professor Eric Kathe, Adjunct Faculty Michelle Perry, Adjunct Instructor Carlos Velez, Adjunct Associate Professor Chen Zian, Assistant Professor of Operations
In addition to the previously announced need to eliminate individual WiFi networks, there are several other technology upgrade efforts underway which are addressed below. OIT will work diligently with faculty and staff to address these upgrades. Windows 7 Computers: Among the initiatives in place is updating or replacing nearly 150 Windows 7 computers. Windows 7
