The Poll Is Open for UC s eLearning Ecosystem Naming Contest
Over 500 ideas were submitted for the eLearning ecosystem naming contest. Names ranged from the creative to the crazy. These were narrowed down and voted by representatives across campus. Now its your chance to help determine the final name.
Click here to see the top 5 names and place your vote!
Voting is open to students, faculty and staff. The deadline to vote is March 14. All voters will be entered in a raffle for UC apparel. The final name will be announced at the Connecting the Dots event on March 27, 1-3 p.m. in Great Hall, Tangeman University Center.
UC is committed to an eLearning ecosystem that is innovative, collaborative and student-centric. The first step in developing this emerging ecosystem is the Blackboard upgrade, which is currently underway.
To learn more about collaborative training and development related to the Blackboard upgrade and eLearning ecosystem,
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