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  1. Cohort and Class Lists

    This article details how cohort, course and class lists work at Wharton, and how to use them. For information on individual and group mailing lists, see Mailing Lists: Overview. Before you start: You may need one or more of the following bef...
  2. Guide to Phishing and Spam

    This article explains the differences between phishing attempts (email messages that try to steal private information) and spam  (unwanted, mass email messages). It also details what to do if a Wharton account has been compromised. If you have...
  3. Send as your Wharton Short Address from your Personal Gmail (Students)

    This article will provide instructions on how to send as your Wharton Gmail short address (PennKey@wharton.upenn.edu) from your personal Gmail account. Before You Start   You will need the following before you can complete this task: ...
  4. Display and Screen Resolutions in Classrooms and Conference Rooms

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  5. Virtual Lab

    Already set up? Launch Virtual Lab from your computer, or launch online . Wharton provides remote access to virtual computers equipped with the same software as Wharton's public computers. This service is designed to provide an alternati...
  6. Update Your MyWharton Profile

    Update your MyWharton profile that is searchable via the People section of MyWharton. Before You Start   You need a MyWharton Community account to access the interface. Most students and certain staff designated by each department will be us...
  7. Upload Virtual Meeting Recordings to Canvas

    Some instructors may want to upload the recordings of their Zoom meetings separately from the automatic posting of scheduled class meetings in Canvas . You'll need to first download the recording from the Zoom interface and then upload that fil...
  8. Online Presentations - Students

    Sharing a presentation while attending class remotely has several steps you'll need to consider. Your professor will decide whether the presentation should be presented during a live class session (synchronous) or pre-recorded (asynchronous). Ei...
  9. Online Presentations - Faculty

    Information  for faculty on online presentation and sharing options for students. Presentation Options There are several ways to manage student presentations via Zoom . First you'll need to decide whether: Presentations should be del...
  10. Asynchronous Teaching Using Canvas and Panopto

    Asynchronous teaching leverages pre-recorded lectures published in a place where students enrolled in the course can easily access them to flip the classroom .  Panopto, Wharton's recording tool, allows instructors to seamlessly capture,...