As previously reported in Duke Today, Duke’s Denise Comer (Assistant Professor of the Practice in Writing and Director of First-Year Writing in the Thompson Writing Program) was awarded a grant …
The Duke Sakai Team has completed the migration of Spring 2012 Blackboard courses into Sakai – marking the final migration before the Blackboard shutdown on June 30, 2012 (just 30 …
The transition from Blackboard to Sakai continues. June 30, 2012 will be the last day Blackboard will be available at Duke. A few important notes to keep in mind: Finals …
Fall 2012 course data is now available in Sakai. Faculty and instructors: choose Fall 2012 from the drop-down menu that appears during the course creation process. IMPORTANT TIP: If you …
Adding guests and managing participants with Toolkits Duke’s move to Sakai promises added flexibility and better integration with several other Duke tools that exist in Duke’s eLearning landscape. As of last …
We first mentioned Sakai project sites when they became available to the Duke community in November. As part of the transition from Blackboard to Sakai, the Duke Sakai Team has …
The Spring 2012 term starts in just a few days – and even though Blackboard will still be available until June 2012, it’s a great time to start using Sakai. …
Last month, Duke Sakai became available for all Duke faculty and instructors to use for creating Spring 2012 Course Sites. This month, all Duke faculty, staff and students can use …
Over 180 Duke faculty have already started using Sakai this Fall to teach their courses. Starting today, every Duke faculty member can now use Sakai for their Spring 2012 courses. …
Students learning to conduct research with human subjects are faced with many challenges – learning new methods, setting up interviews and/or travel, dealing with research technologies, learning about new cultures, …
