TidyUp your Canvas courses
TidyUp is now available in Canvas. Learn how this tool can help instructors and course designers clean up their files.
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TidyUp is now available in Canvas. Learn how this tool can help instructors and course designers clean up their files.
FREE for students! Create professional-quality graphics, videos and presentations — and gain access to over 200 million royalty-free Adobe Stock photos, videos, music tracks and design elements. New to design? No problem. Log in with your NetID to get started.
On January 7, Learn@UW will launch TidyUP as the newest addition to our suite of learning technologies. TidyUP is a maintenance and clean-up tool that will show you unused files and pages inside your Canvas course so you can "tidy things up."
A new tool is coming to the Learn@UW suite! TidyUP will show you unused files and pages inside your Canvas course so you can tidy things up.
From Chief Information Officer Didier Contis: Cherry clafoutis is a delicious French tart made with fruit covered with a crêpe-like batter. This is our family's favorite version of the recipe, based on how my wife, Francoise, learned to make it while growing up in Metz, France.
Finals are coming up fast. And yes, InfoLabs have awesome study spaces, but there’s more! Learn about special software, equipment checkout and breakout rooms for group work — and then vote on what service you want us to cover next.
Show off the ways you can make data exciting in this year’s challenge. The theme? School fight songs! Enter by Jan 7.
This year’s theme — Meaning in the Metrics — highlights creative strategies for translating research into compelling formats. Proposals from all research domains and disciplines are welcome. Deadline: Jan 15.
The Help Desk will have reduced hours over winter break. Please make note of these changes — and enjoy your time off!
A message from Chief Information Officer Didier Contis: Many of us in IT are shaped and strengthened by the stress of the job. But the most resilient teams are not forged with hammer and tongs — they are nurtured and grown through mindfulness, care and intentionality.