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  • Bruin Learn

    Bruin Learn is UCLA's Learning Management System (LMS), replacing CCLE for most campus units as of Winter 2022.

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  • Zoom

    Zoom is the primary approved software tool for remote live and recorded academic sessions and meetings.

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  • UCLA Library

    The UCLA Library creates a vibrant nexus of ideas, collections, expertise, and spaces in which users illuminate solutions for local and global challenges. We constantly evolve to advance UCLA’s research, education, and public service mission by empowering and inspiring communities of scholars and learners to discover, access, create, share, and preserve knowledge.

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  • Online Polls

    Want to wake up your students or audience at your next speaking engagement? Get interactive with OPT by giving them quizzes, showing immediate results and get your discussions going! There is no need for expensive clicker devices anymore! Use UCLA's Online Polling Tool OPT to shake things up in your classes! OPT stands for the Online Polling Tool. It has been built by UCLA and it is free to all UCLA Faculty, Students and Staff. Poll creation is available to all UCLA Faculty and Staff and Poll taking is available for all faculty, staff and students on all devices. Some polls may be published anonymously to the public and those are available to anyone to take. Full course roster integration is available with UCLA's Registrar. Login and get started today on making your courses, meetings and speaking engagements more interactive and engaging! The functionality available in the Online Polling Tool (OPT) includes: * Full Course roster integration for all of your UCLA courses * Six different types of questions * Mobile & Responsive enabled BYOE Polling Interface * Poll Creation and Management from class to class * Poll Cloning for easy poll replication OPT is designed to create a device-agnostic and user-friendly solution for real-time poll response collection and instant data analysis both inside and outside the classroom environment. The OPT system will have impact in two areas. The first impact will be an increased availability of an in-class interactive system which will be able to be used in any classroom setting as there is no need for special receiver hardware to be installed. OPT eliminates the need to purchase third-party hardware for integrating classroom learning with response systems. The second is a relief of financial impact for students, who will no longer need to purchase a specialized "clicker" device, as long as they have an internet enabled wireless device (phone, tablet, laptop…). Save your students $$! OPT eliminates the need for expensive and clunky clickers that your students have to buy! If you would like a demo of OPT for your UCLA department, or for more information, please contact the OPT team at opt@oit.ucla.edu.

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  • My.UCLA

    Login to my.ucla for student focused features like the Study List, Grades, Classmates, Notices.

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  • Turnitin Feedback Studio

    Plagiarism checker integrated into CCLE

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  • Anderson

    The Anderson School dashboard

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  • Calibrated Peer Review

    Calibrated Peer Review (CPR) is a web-based, instructional tool that enables frequent writing assignments in any discipline, with any class size, even in large classes with limited instructional resources. In fact, CPR can reduce the time an instructor now spends reading and assessing student writing. CPR offers instructors the choice of creating their own writing assignments or using the existing assignments in the rapidly-expanding central assignment library. Although CPR stems from a science-based model, it has the exciting feature that it is discipline independent and level independent. CPR has been adopted in undergraduate and graduate institutions, in professional medical and business schools, and even in secondary schools.

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