Resources for Online Teaching and Learning
Updates about the University's response to COVID-19 can be found on UPEI.ca. For course instructors who are looking to adapt their teaching, the E-Learning Office has created a resource for Teaching Online and UPEI Student Affairs has created a resource for Resilient Learning.
First Summer Semester Notice: All in-person classes moving to online or other formats
As a result of COVID-19, all courses offered during UPEI’s First Summer Semester (courses starting between April 27th and July 1st) will be offered online or other formats not requiring in-person classes. If your courses are delivered online, you will need a reliable internet connection and a supported web browser installed on your computer. Some of your instructors may utilize additional software to support your learning experience. This might include Blackboard Collaborate or Google Meet. Take a moment to review the Resilient Learning course for additional resources to support your learning online.Access to Summer Semester Moodle Courses
Moodle course sections are created with a 'hidden' status. Course instructors need to open courses for students to be able to access the course or receive course announcements. This is because students are added to courses 14 days prior to the official start date of your course. As most courses are not ready for student viewing 14 days prior to the official start date, students cannot see the course until the 'hidden' status has been changed.
If you need any help opening your course, please contact moodle@upei.ca
How to Submit Final Grades to the Registrar's Office
Moodle will now be the place to submit final grades to the Registrar's Office. Click on the image below to see our guides for submitting final grades. The E-Learning Office is hosting drop-in lab time to help faculty submit final grades, for more information see the E-Learning Office Workshop Calendar.
Please note that Editing MUST be turned on for the myUPEI Integration block to appear on your course.