Hands-on workshops give faculty and staff the opportunity to become comfortable with technology in areas like web-page creation, telecommunications and statistical computing, and to learn the basic skills that are needed to survive CU-Boulder’s growing technological environment.

For dates, registration and more information, please visit:

http://www.colorado.edu/its/workshops/#d2l

Email the Academic Technology Consultants

Amanda McAndrew (amanda.mcandrew@colorado.edu)
Viktoriya Oliynyk (victoriya.oliynyk@colorado.edu)
Reuben Dlamini (reuben.dlamini@colorado.edu)

Or use our contact us form

Request a course in Desire2Learn at: http://oit.colorado.edu/d2l/request-form.  Be sure to have the following information on hand:

• Name of the College/School the course is taught in
• Course information
• Course name
• Course code and number
• Section number
• The title of the course as you’d like it to appear in D2L
• The name, CU email address or IdentiKey username for others you may want to have access to the course. This might include Instructors, TAs or Auditors.

You will receive an email once your account and course(s) have been created in D2L.

To prepare for the transition from CULearn to Desire2Learn, the D2L Community Exchange site was developed to provide faculty with a central location for resources and discussions about CU Boulder’s new learning management system.