The LSI team recently compiled data for academic year 2024 from survey responses, service tickets, and usage data—and the results highlight instructor and student satisfaction with the Learning Systems toolset as well as the impressive impact these tools have on the teaching and learning experience at Ohio State.
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Evaluating and Improving the Learning Systems Toolset: A Look Back at Academic Year 2024
Randi Honkonen|February 11, 2025Updates to BuckeyePass mean you'll authenticate less often!
Bethany Varcho|February 11, 2025BuckeyePass powered by Duo is Ohio State’s multi-factor authentication (MFA) service that protects your account even if your password is stolen. Starting Feb. 11, technical updates to the tool will make logging in easier—you’ll authenticate less often!Engaging Students to Design Learning Spaces: A Five-Year Retrospective
Stephanie Orr|February 7, 2025Over the past 5 years, Ohio State interior design students have actively shaped campus spaces based on peer research and industry insights as part of their coursework.Your Feedback on Teaching Tools Shapes Future of Learning at Ohio State
Randi Honkonen|January 28, 2025In the Office of Technology and Digital Innovation (OTDI), we strive to provide instructors and students with the tools and resources necessary to achieve learning outcomes. That’s why we routinely solicit feedback from those who use our tools to help us improve our offerings or decide when it’s time to pivot to something new.
Teaching and Learning Tool Updates for Spring 2025
Randi Honkonen|January 2, 2025Explore new AI-powered features in CarmenCanvas and CarmenZoom; meet the new and improved Mediasite; peruse sample syllabus statements on GenAI; and so much more!Classroom Technology Modernized in Meiling 112
Beth Varcho|November 18, 2024College of Medicine reached out to Learning and Collaborative Environments (LCE) to assist with an audiovisual technology upgrade in one of its large, 254-seat lecture spaces in Meiling Hall. The Meiling system was completely redesigned, most notably, it now can better support a remote experience for students and can produce higher quality recordings.Turnitin Confirmed as Ohio State’s Enterprise Anti-Plagiarism Tool
Randi Honkonen|October 23, 2024In Spring 2024, a committee of faculty and staff recommended that Ohio State continue use of Turnitin Feedback Studio, an anti-plagiarism tool integrated with CarmenCanvas.Important Teaching and Learning Tool Updates for Autumn 2024
Randi Honkonen|August 14, 2024Before you dive into autumn semester, be sure to learn about the latest updates to teaching and learning tools and other technology services from the Office of Technology and Digital Innovation (OTDI). Learn more about our new proctoring tool, Honorlock; review changes and improvements to CarmenCanvas; check out new features in Mediasite; find out how you and your students can access Adobe Express and Creative Cloud; and so much more.