There are a lot of questions pertaining to what storage will look like as we migrate to Microsoft. Some new information has been made available about the difference between individual cloud storage in OneDrive, Department Cloud Storage in SharePoint, and workgroup storage in Microsoft Teams.
To learn a bit more about these options, take a look at the Knowledge Base article from UNCG ITS, M365 Storage Service Offerings.
The UTLC is creating resources that demonstrate a pathway for how instructors can provide student accessibility accommodations in a timely, effective manner in any mode of teaching. To better understand how instructors currently implement academic accommodations, you are invited to take a 5–10 minute anonymous survey. Please share your experiences, challenges, and preferences so we can make our resources most beneficial to you. If you have questions regarding this survey, please contact UTLC Associate Director of Learning Innovations and Accessibility, Melanie Eley at [email protected]. We thank you for your time and ongoing support of the UTLC!
Presented by the Instructional Support Network, a partnership between the Academic Technology Specialists, ITS Learning Technology, and the UTLC, meet with representatives from each group dedicated to answering your questions and addressing your challenges.
Drop-in any time during an upcoming session, go.uncg.edu/instructorpd, to ask your questions about teaching and technology.
Be sure to login to Teams with your UNCG credentials before attempting to join. No RSVP or registration needed.
UNCG Libraries Research & Applications webinar next week on “PubMed Tips and Tricks” on Wednesday March 8th at 1pm by Lea Leininger.
Description: PubMed is a free resource for discovering biomedical and life sciences articles. It’s useful for topics in health care, community health, environmental science, and so much more. Join us to learn basics and also share tips and tricks for using this database.
Happening every 3rd Friday of the month, the monthly Learning and Technology webinar series features faculty, librarians, and learning professionals from around the UNC system. Presenters share innovative pedagogical approaches, best practices using learning technologies, and valuable digital resources. This program provides an opportunity to engage with colleagues across the system and foster meaningful conversations around timely topics.
Each webinar shares relevant updates from the System Office, best practices found across the System, an outside speaker, insights into new technologies, and, occasionally, the opportunity for us to have deeper discussions on a specific topic or research area.