Attention eClass users,

We have an important announcement that may impact your older credit courses on eClass.

The annual scheduled archiving of credit courses for this year has been planned for May 27th, 2020. This process, described in more detail here, mandates that credit courses can only remain on eClass for a maximum duration of four years. Non-credit courses including sandboxes, content development templates, research/collaboration courses, and eClass External courses are not affected by

UPDATE: This issue has been resolved. eClass Mobile App users should now be able to correctly view their class lists and access their courses.

Attention eClass Users,

Please be aware that the upgrade this past Saturday has caused an issue that prevents users of the eClass mobile app from accessing their courses.

Our developers are working with the vendor to get this problem resolved as soon as possible.

Until a fix is released, users should access eClass from a desktop computer or by using

Attention eClass Instructors,

With spring term rapidly approaching and classes set to continue with fully remote delivery, we recommend that instructors: 

- Review the tools and services available for Moving Courses Online.

- Select and test a mechanism for meeting synchronously with students. 

- Consider pre-recording their lectures.

- Determine how previous assessments may need to be altered for remote delivery.

- Check the available training options.

Instructors should also be aware

Attention eClass users,

This is a reminder that there will be a scheduled maintenance outage for eClass on Saturday, May 2nd 2020 from 12:00AM to 11:59PM (24 hours). This outage is required to perform infrastructure maintenance and upgrade eClass to a new version.

The complete list of changes coming in the upgrade can be found here.

Please note that while we have booked a 24 hour maintenance window, eClass will be available as soon as the required changes are complete (historically,

Attention eClass Users,

As classes come to a close and our focus shifts to final assessments, we wanted to provide you an update on how eClass has performed through the transition to online delivery.

eClass has had roughly 1.3 million user sessions with 11 million page views and an average of 34,000 active daily users. Our busiest day was March 17th, where the total number of users who accessed eClass was 40,648. For comparison, this is still less than the total number of users who

Attention Zoom users,

Thanks to everyone who continues to provide feedback and ask questions about using Zoom. For basic usage, the Center for Teaching and Learning has provided a list of helpful suggestions. 

The feedback we’ve received has prompted us to make the following changes:

• The location information for telephone access to meeting audio has been changed to default to Canada. Please note that our license does not include a toll-free dial-in option.
• The option to display video