Updated Articles

  1. Upload Video Conference Recordings

    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...
  2. Remote Teaching

    This guide walks you through the tactics you'll need to teach a class fully remote. This guide concentrates on the tactical efforts to make your class successful without rethinking the entire thing. For a much more in-depth look at teaching an o...
  3. Installing the Outlook Add-in for Zoom

    Describes installing and managing the Outlook add-in for Zoom.
  4. Requesting a Canvas site for a Wharton Course

    Options for Wharton faculty to request Canvas sites, and links to information about related services
  5. Using Study.Net

    Using Study.Net to distribute copyrighted materials
  6. Exams for Remote Instruction - Faculty

    This is a guide for faculty who plan to administer online exams remotely/outside of class.  See  Delivering online exams (in-person)   for advice on delivering online exams in-class. Overview As you plan to administer exams remotely, conside...
  7. PennKey Accounts

    All About PennKeys
  8. WHOOPPEE (For Teaching Team Members)

    This article is suited for members of the associated course's teaching team, and explains the basics of using the WHOOPPEE peer grading app from an administrative perspective. (If you're looking for the student experience, please click here .) ...
  9. Working with Tickets in Halo

    As an agent in Halo, you'll spend most of your time interacting with tickets in Halo. Halo offers robust access control, which is a fancy way of saying some tickets will not be visible to you. The Halo interface, and the basics covered here, ...
  10. Halo Ticket Anatomy

    This article explains the various parts of a Halo ticket.It is important to note that there are many types of tickets in Halo, and they all don't look exactly a like. They will all, however, share the same basic structure. Before You Start ...