Tech trends for 2022 and beyond
February 1, 2022
Use your course’s learning management system for all essentials provided by the instructor.
Check in with your instructors frequently through the course learning management system or by email.
Seek assistance from academic advisors if you’re encountering issues related to remote instruction.
View providers offering free internet access to students through the Keep Americans Connected Pledge.
Learn about our technology recommendations for Rutgers students.
Canvas is the hub for your course, with readings, assignments, videos, etc., provided by the instructor or professor.
Whether it’s your first time using Canvas at Rutgers, or you need your questions answered, the Rutgers Canvas website has many helpful resources.
Web conferencing software may be used by your professors for class meetings and other instructional needs.
In some cases, professors will use the live, synchronous web conferencing software available from within a learning management system—Blackboard Collaborate or BigBlueButton, depending on the LMS you’re using.
Professors might also use the following web conferencing options, which are supported by the university and available for free to students.
Beware of cyber threats in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and learn what you can do to stay safe.
Pick up new skills through video tutorials provided by LinkedIn Learning, which you can access for free with your Rutgers NetID.
Use the core Google applications—Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar, and Sites—for communication and collaboration.
Certain tasks like accessing library resources may require VPN. Get access to resources connected to the campus network.