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Canvas Login

• Users can log in from any Canvas link on the UNO website or from the Canvas tile on their myapps.uno.edu page. Can't access Canvas? Email the CTI for help.

SPR 2026 Courses in Canvas

• If you are not in a Canvas course your are teaching but you do see the course in Workday, please wait 3-6 hours for Workday and Canvas to sync. 
• If you are not in a Canvas course you are teaching and do not see the course in Workday, please talk to your department chair. You must be in Workday in order to be added to the Canvas course.

Faculty Survey

We want to hear from you! Please take a moment to complete the CTI's Faculty Survey and let us know what kind of programming and support you'd like to see from the CTI this semester and beyond.

Syllabus Information

• Syllabus Requirements
• Sample Syllabus Template
• Syllabus Attachment

Canvas Training Playlist

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News and Events

• YuJa Panorama Added to Canvas for Accessibility
  UNO’s accessibility software, YuJa Panorama, is now enabled in Canvas. Panorama helps identify potential accessibility issues in course content and provides guidance on how to address them. Accessible course design supports all learners, including students who use assistive technologies, students with temporary or situational access needs, and students who benefit from clearer structure and more usable materials. The CTI's Accessibility page is a great resource for learning more about Panorama and all things digital accessibility!
• UNO Switches to Teams Meetings
  UNO has switched to using Teams Meetings for online meetings and classes. Want to know more? Check out the CTI's Software and Tools page for links and tutorials.
• AI Literacy Microcredential
  Interested in getting your students ready to use AI ethically and responsibly? Have them complete the UL system's Empowering AI Literacy Microcredential! Email cti@uno.edu to be added as an observer, yourself. Need help figuring out how to best use the AI Literacy microcredential in your class? Check out the AI Literacy Microcredential Faculty Playbook!
• Get Ready for Spring 2026 in Canvas
  Start building your course with the UNO Canvas Quickstart Guide or learn about Canvas by watching our trainings through our Canvas Training Playlist.
• ProctorU Updates
  If you use Proctor U for high-stakes exam proctoring, please go to our Teaching and Learning Tools page, and click the Online Proctoring heading to learn about important changes to how you and your students will access Proctor U. It has been moved into the Canvas environment, and will no longer require students to download an app to their device.
• AI Information Added to CTI Website
  The CTI has added a section on AI policy and links to larger AI conversations/topics in our Teaching Resources page. 
• Student "Online Learning at UNO" Page
  When your students have questions about online learning at UNO, point them to UNO's new Online Learning webpage. UNO's Online Learning webpage helps your students understand the types of online learning available at UNO, as well as guides them through basic tools and skills needed to be a successful student. 
• Keep Teaching During An Emergency
  With hurricane season upon us, the CTI is reminding you to be prepared. Familiarize yourself with our Keep Teaching website. There you will find useful information for teaching continuity during any emergency campus closure. As always, your syllabus should be uploaded to your Canvas shell during the week before classes start (as per the Faculty Workload policy).
• CTI Workshops 
  Check out our current workshop schedule. The CTI's workshops range from pedagogy-based workshops, such as equity-based learning to skills-based, like setting up your Canvas site. All workshops take place on Zoom. Find the ones that best fit your needs!
• Teaching Resources
  Check out our updated teaching resources for information and up-to-date resource that relate to our current modes of teaching. You'll find information on online proctoring, authentic assessments, and more.

center for teaching innovation

The mission of the Center for Teaching Innovation is to foster a culture of teaching and learning that is engaged, innovative, transformative, and purposeful, through faculty and organizational development.

To that end, we offer a range of events, services, and consultations throughout the year. Anyone in the UNO community who teaches, aspires to teach, or supports instructional activities at UNO is welcome to participate.

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