• Keep Teaching During Campus Closure

    In the event of a campus closure caused by any number of factors, your ability to continue your class in the manner that you’ve planned may be impacted. This guide helps you find alternatives for these situations. Please contact tlinnovations@csuci.edu for help and more information. Content adapted from Dartmouth General Pre-Emergency Planning…

  • Recording & Lecture Capture

    CI Faculty and Staff can record a Zoom Meeting through their account. You can choose to save your recording either to the Cloud or locally to your computer. With Cloud recordings, you will receive an Email notification when your recording is ready, with a link to the recording. You can…

  • Using Zoom in CI Learn/Canvas

    Zoom is now integrated into CI Learn (Canvas) courses and can be accessed by both faculty and students from the course menu. Students can also access meetings for their classes from the course calendar. Meetings that are scheduled using the Zoom integration in CI Learn can also be launched from…

  • Zoom Best Practices

    Some Essentials for a Successful Meeting Check your connectivity before the meetingIt’s important to make sure that you’re in a place that has stable internet connection when joining a meeting. You can always join a test meeting by going to https://csuci.zoom.us/test and clicking the ‘Join’ button. Check Your LightingGood lighting is important…

  • Recommended Hardware

    We’ve put together a list of recommended hardware to ensure the smoothest experience when using Zoom. Logitech Wide Angle Pro Camera Logitech C270 Desktop or Laptop Webcam (cheaper alternative to the wide angle camera above) MXL AC404 Conference Microphone Headset or Earbuds with inline mic (e.g.: iPhone headphones) Additional Recommendations for…

  • Sharing Your Screen & Annotating

    You or the participants in your meeting can easily share your screen with those in the meeting. Participants can share their screen as well. This tool is useful for reviewing work with students or providing content during synchronous class meetings. In conjunction with Screen Sharing, the Annotation tools allow both…

  • Importing Rubrics from a Spreadsheet Into Canvas

    Installing & Using the Import Rubrics Tool Canvas offers the ability to create rubrics offline in a Microsoft Excel file and then import those rubrics into Canvas for use with SpeedGrader.  It’s a fairly simple process, though it does require the installation of some software to get started. Quick Install…

  • Scheduling a Meeting

    In Zoom there are two primary roles: the Host and the Participant. The host is the person who schedules the meeting to occur in his/her Zoom room. Participantsinclude all individuals who join the meeting. Scheduling a Meeting You can schedule a meeting from the Zoom web portal or directly from the application. From the Zoom…

  • Creating a Sandbox Course

    Instructors are able to create their own sandbox courses within CI Learn from the “All Courses” screen. What is a Sandbox Course? Sandbox courses are course shells that are intended for course development and experimentation. These course shells don’t have any student enrollments, so there’s no risk in trying out new…

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