New eLearning Ecosystem Name Will Be Announced March 27
More than 2,000 students, faculty and staff submitted votes for the final eLearning ecosystem name. The votes are in, and the name is ready to be unveiled.
The contest was launched to name the system of students, faculty, staff and researchers working together in conjunction with the eLearning tools and technologies available at the University of Cincinnati. One important component to the ecosystem is the Blackboard upgrade, which involves integrating new technologies and features that will enhance eLearning both in and outside of the classroom.
Join us to learn about the upgrade and the latest technologies and features available. Meet the faces behind some of the eLearning software you interact with. And lastly, check out some of the hottest trends in eLearning being used across campus.
This is your opportunity to find out how you can get the most from the innovative, collaborative and student-centric eLearning ecosystem that is evolving at UC.
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