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Keep Learning


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Texas A&M University is committed to serving our students with the highest quality instruction from our talented faculty. KEEP LEARNING AT Texas A&M is designed to encourage students to understand how professors are adapting to the digital learning environments to gain confidence with the recommended technologies your professor may utilize to keep teaching, and access resources to assist along the way.

 

If you need assistance with course accommodations, please contact Disability Resources.



Modalities Currently Supported at Texas A&M

Course Type


Face-to-Face Courses
- In-person course meetings and exams
- No remote option

Howdy Description


Traditional Face-to-Face (F2F)

Attendance


These courses are intended to be attended in person. Accommodations are given to students who are unable to attend as they would for other absences prior to COVID.
     

Course Type


Remote Courses - Synchronous*  
- All course meetings are delivered remotely online.
- Students have a scheduled course meeting time during the week.
- Student exams will be delivered remotely

Howdy Description


Remote Only

Attendance


Students will be required to submit all necessary course materials online based on the instructor’s syllabus.
 

Course Type


Remote Courses - Asynchronous*
- All course meetings are delivered remotely online.
- No time is listed, students do not have a scheduled course meeting time during the week.
- Student exams will be delivered remotely.

Howdy Description


Remote Only

Attendance


Students will be required to submit all necessary course materials online based on the instructor’s syllabus.
 

Course Type


Web-Based Courses
- All course meetings are delivered online
- This mode is limited to Distance Education sections designed for online formats

Howdy Description


Web-Based

Attendance


Students will attend ourses online.
 
*Departmental approval required

Learning Resources

Within Texas A&M University Learning Management System, we have several videos that optimize the learning experience for students. The trainings below highlight best practices when utilizing them.
 

 

 

 

Zoom in Canvas

   

Proctoring With HonorLock
Student View On Canvas

 

Activate your TAMU Zoom Account

 


 

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The LMS Operations Team provides updates to the Student Senate on relevant student-facing features and improvements that will impact the student experience in Canvas.
 
     
Championing The Student Experience
with Sven Lohse
  4 Reminders for the Texas A&M 
Digital Learning Environment
  Our Year with Canvas at Texas A&M   LMS Student Update - Spring 2021


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Student View - Getting Started in Canvas

Texas A&M University is committed to serving our students with the highest quality instruction from our talented faculty. Below is a curated list of videos provided from Canvas to help students navigate getting started in their Canvas courses.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Canvas Overview

   

Calendar Overview

 

 

Canvas Student App

 

 

User Settings and Profile

 

User Notification Preferences

 


 

Student View - Assignments, Discussions, Quizzes, Grades and Files in Canvas

As we continue to innovate the digital learning environment at Texas A&M University, take a moment to view what the Canvas A&M template looks like in the student view for various frequently used tools.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Assignments Overview

   

Discussions Overview

 

 

Quizzes Overview

 

 

Grades Overview

 

Files Overview

 

Life on Campus

Residence Life

Campus Dining, Computer Labs and Study Spaces

Academics & Advising 

Student Health & Well-Being 

Transportation

Academic Integrity

Students Responsibilities

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Students must abide by the Aggie Honor Code; they must adhere to exam conditions; they must communicate technical troubles to the appropriate person or entity.

Considerations for Online Proctoring Solutions


End-of-Term Student Course Evaluations in AEFIS


End-of-term Student Course Evaluations (SCEs), including the new university-wide standardized items, will be conducted online through AEFIS.  For access to the system, for both students and instructors, login to TAMU.AEFIS.NET.  The recommended browsers are Chrome and Firefox

Click here for information on the new university-wide standardized items, procedures and recommended strategies for bolstering response rates, walk through guides from both the student and instructor perspective, and other frequently asked questions.