Posted on October 20, 2022

From the UTLC:

The UTLC and ITS Learning Technology are collaborating to create a Canvas template that can be used for instructors teaching at UNCG beginning Fall 2023. The template is being designed to help create a consistent look and feel for students, enhance the navigational experience, and support student learning. We are currently seeking instructors from a variety of disciplines, academic levels (graduate and undergraduate), and delivery formats (online, in-person, hybrid, or hyflex) to test and provide feedback on this template during Spring 2023. Please register below if you would like to take part in this important process for our campus community! If you are interested in this opportunity but have questions, please email utlc@uncg.edu.

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