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The Webcourses@UCF Support team provides technical support services to online instructors and students by phone, email, and live chat. Course development support is also provided to UCF faculty and staff who are certified to teach online at the university.
At UCF, we develop and deliver high-quality online courses that focus on experiential learning and follow best practices. From designing courses that are informed by research to leveraging emerging technologies, UCF continuously ensures that we’re adapting to the needs of students and setting them on the path to success.
WebCT is the most widely used package online course creation, management, and delivery. Originally designed to help non-technical faculty deliver semester-length courses over the web, WebCT is now used by libraries to deliver various types of library instruction.
Webcourses is the name UCF created for its Learning Management System (LMS). The purpose of this page is to provide faculty with useful tips, guides, tutorials, and updates for Webcourses.*Don't have time to scroll through each tip?…
Putting WebCT to Work in Libraries. Intro Tutorial WebCT Survey Pros/Cons Wishes Resources. Today I will... tell you about myself and my Tutorial overview WebCT overview the WebCT Survey talk about WebCT pros and cons discuss my WebCT wish-list list some course development resoures. NEXT. Athena Hoeppner - University of Central Florida .
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).
Webcourses@UCF Support provides technical support for all UCF faculty, staff and students who use online systems supported by the Center for Distributed Learning.
