Updated Articles

  1. Dropbox for Business

    Dropbox for Business is now available to Wharton students currently enrolled in our Summer 2019 pilot. Dropbox is a cloud storage and collaboration service that allows students to access, store, synchronize, and share documents from any device.
  2. File Sharing and Collaboration

    Wharton offers many options for file sharing for personal, work, and study purposes. Each option has pros and cons; please review the recommendations below for more information. Depending on your role at Wharton, you may have different...
  3. Dropbox Account Exception Request

    This article outlines how a faculty or staff sponsor can request a Dropbox account for a student if they need one. Before You Start   You will need the following before you can complete this task:  Valid PennKey account Wharton sponsor (fac...
  4. Managing Student Absence Requests with aPlus+ Attendance in Canvas (Instructors)

    This article describes aPlus+ Attendance for Wharton faculty use. Students should see Getting started with aPlus+ in Canvas (Students) . If you have used aPlus+ in a previous semester and would like to access the aPlus+ configuration in a...
  5. MyWharton - Tasks

    MyWharton ( https://mywharton.wharton.upenn.edu/ ) provides a central location for all the information students need and makes it available on any device. The T asks   module allows you to keep track of personal goals and support.  ...
  6. Qualtrics Account

    Qualtrics can help you create and distribute business/customer surveys, collect results, and analyze results. Full-time Wharton faculty, staff, and students are eligible for a Qualtrics account as long as their PennKey account remains active (stud...
  7. Using Wharton Public Computers

    How to use the Wharton Public computers.
  8. Accessing NameCoach in Canvas (Students)

    NameCoach is a recording tool in Canvas that provides faculty and students with a simple and effective solution to identify pronouns, phonetically pronounce names, and hear how others’ names should be pronounced. Once a user updates their NameCoac...
  9. In-Person to Remote Instruction

    Moving from in-person teaching to remote instruction is challenging – the vast array of digital tools may seem overwhelming! Advance preparation for teaching online is key – as is setting reasonable expectations for yourself and students. Fo...
  10. Zoom Security Guidelines

    The best way to deal with disruptive behavior in a Zoom meeting is to prevent it from happening in the first place. Here are Wharton's guidelines to secure your Zoom meetings and deal with disruptions in an active Zoom meeting. Penn Zoom De...