Update on Proctortrack and remote assessments
October 19, 2020
Learn how to keep your web conference meetings secure, including key tips to avoid Zoombombing.
View this quick start guide for transitioning to remote instruction.
Keep up to date with the evolving guidance on remote instruction from your department and the university.
Consider all the ways you’ll need to communicate with students, and choose the right software.
Adjust your course syllabus and schedule as necessary to create realistic goals for remote learning.
Consider the technology needs of students as they transition to remote learning.
Utilize existing tools within the university, like your learning management system, to get the most out of remote instruction.
If you would like to use the LMS to communicate with your students, record videos and presentations, or have online web conferencing, see the information below for each LMS at Rutgers.
The university recommends that faculty use the learning management systems for remote instruction, but these resources are available.
Resources to help ensure that all material is accessible to everyone.
Have questions about working with remote instruction?
Use the Rutgers Electronic Grading and Information System (REGIS) to manage grades and export your class roster.
Determine which video editor might be right for you.
Discover what guidance and support is specifically intended for your school or location.
Banner is the electronic grading and information system for RBHS. Learn how to email students with Banner.
The Rutgers Automated Mass-mailing System (RAMS) can automatically create an email list with all your students.