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There are three ways to access Webcourses@UCF. Use the video tutorial below to learn more about each method, as well as how to setup multi-factor authentication. The text directions below will summarize those found in the video tutorial.
my UCF Sign in to myUCF to register for classes, access your grades, update your personal information and more.
Find tips, guides, tutorials, and updates for Webcourses, the Learning Management System (LMS) at UCF. Learn how to create a home page, customize navigation, add a TA, give extra credit, and more.
Learn how to log in to Webcourses@UCF by using myUCF, direct URL, and the Canvas Student app. Profile & Notifications. The global Settings menu allows you to manage your contact information. You can add email addresses and other contact methods, such as your cell phone number or SMS email.
Access Webcourses. Using your NID, log in to Webcourses@UCF either via direct link or through the MyUCF portal for access to online course content (you will only be able to access at contract start date). To request a development shell (a Webcourse where you can practice with Canvas that is not tied to any of your real classes), submit a ticket ...
Take your skills to the next level by completing any of our professional development courses. Learn the Essentials of Webcourses@UCF at your own pace, or enroll in our award winning IDL6543 course. Want more out of Teaching Online? Keep current with Faculty Seminars geared to making your Webcourses@UCF course a Chuck Dzuiban Award winner.
Webcourses@UCF Support provides technical support for all UCF faculty, staff and students who use online systems supported by the Center for Distributed Learning, including: Materia. Obojobo. Panopto Lecture Capture.
