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CULearn
CULearn Not Available After August 31
Desire2Learn (D2L) is replacing CULearn as the campus’ online learning environment. This decision was made after extensive consultation with faculty members. CULearn will be in use only through the Summer 2012 terms. No access to CULearn courses will be available after August 31. Therefore, faculty members must take action before that date if they wish to save or re-use any CULearn course content. For instructions on moving CULearn course content into a D2L course, go to http://oit.colorado.edu/d2l/content-transfer.To request assistance with saving or moving CULearn course content, please contact 5-HELP or help@colorado.edu.
About CULearn
CULearn encompasses software, service and support, all geared toward enhancing online learning, either as a complement to traditional classroom-based courses or alone as a web-based offering. At the core of CULearn is Blackboard Learning System CE 8. There is only one type of CULearn course that can be requested for the summer 2012 term:
- Official CU-Boulder courses for credit and non-credit. Instructions and information for those courses are outlined on this page.
Features
- Webspace for course materials
- Tests and quizzes
- Digital assignment submissions for students
- Grade management
- Group collaboration within courses
- Online discussions
- Chat and virtual classroom
- CUClickers integration
- SafeAssign integration
Benefits
- Supports distance and online learning while also supplementing face-to-face courses with diverse content types and engaging collaboration tools.
- Fosters group collaboration within courses.
- Provides secure and backed up storage of student course information.
Cost
CULearn is provided as a common-good to the campus which means there is no direct cost to you or your department.
Who can get it
This service is available to all faculty, students, staff, and SOFO sanctioned student groups.
How to get it
CU-Boulder faculty and instructors can request a CULearn space for their course. Learn more about course requests.
Related Policies
Related Page(s)
Training and Consulting
There is a wide array of training and consulting options available for instructors who use CULearn.
Service Level Commitment (SLC)
CULearn's Service Level Commitment: 2
Learn more about Service Level Commitments.
Direction
To learn more about this program area, contact Teaching & Learning Technologies Program Manager Michelle Clifford.