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Written by Kellie Ferguson, OTL Instructional Designer

Well folks, it’s done. My³ÉÈËAV has officially replaced PioneerWeb. The new My³ÉÈËAV platform offers a more organized, user-friendly hub for ³ÉÈËAV staff and faculty from which many ³ÉÈËAV necessities can be easily accessed.

Now that the rollover to My³ÉÈËAV is complete, we wanted to highlight a few of the faculty resources available directly through the My³ÉÈËAV portal.

First, in My³ÉÈËAV faculty can access student and grading information relevant to their courses. In the Grade Entry widget, faculty can enter grades and view grading policies and deadlines. The process and interface for entering grades, though, has not changed, so there is no need to worry about learning a new system.

My ³ÉÈËAV Grade Entry

This widget is also where faculty can find useful Course and Student Information, like class lists, photo rosters, and email addresses. For example, if you navigate to the bottom of the photo roster page, you’ll find a list of all your students’ email addresses, which can be useful if you need to send an email to everyone in a particular section, or set up Zoom breakout rooms in advance. You can also use the track class attendance feature to, as you might expect, track attendance.

As with the grade entry feature, most of the features have not changed at all, or significantly, since you last accessed them via PioneerWeb. The main difference is that many of these features are now easier to locate and use thanks to My³ÉÈËAV’s dashboard of widgets.

Faculty should make sure to check their course rosters in both My³ÉÈËAV and Canvas because there can occasionally be discrepancies between the two. For instance, faculty should note that Canvas course rosters can be updated with student name and pronoun changes, but unfortunately, this information does not automatically sync with My³ÉÈËAV. Therefore, checking course rosters across both systems ensures the most accurate and up-to-date student information.

My³ÉÈËAV Course and Student info

Another valuable tool that exists for faculty within My³ÉÈËAV are some quick links to OTL resources. In the Pages widget, select the Faculty Resources > Teaching Resources tab. Here, faculty can conveniently locate popular OTL resources.

OTL teaching resources in My³ÉÈËAV
OTL teaching resources in My³ÉÈËAV

Within the OTL page, faculty can access:

  • A brief overview of the OTL, with links to the full OTL website, our mission, and to read more about the OTL staff.
  • Opportunities for Support, which offers links to the OTL booking system, where faculty and instructors can book one-on-one consultations with OTL staff, and a link to the OTL calendar, which contains up to date information on workshops, courses, and OTL events.
  • Teaching Resources, which is home to links to the Inclusive Teaching Practices homepage, sample syllabus statements, ³ÉÈËAV’s minimum syllabus requirements, tips about using Canvas to navigate student absences, the ³ÉÈËAV teaching Toolkit, the Accessibility at ³ÉÈËAV homepage, and more!
  • Finally, this section also contains some basic Ed Tech resources, like a link to log in to Canvas, minimum requirements for using Canvas, a link to OTL Knowledgebase articles, and quick links to the OTL blog, newsletter, and social media sites.

For My³ÉÈËAV technical support or if you wish to provide feedback on a website or application you reached from a link, Tool, or Page in My³ÉÈËAV, please contact theÌý.

For additional teaching and Canvas support, with one of OTL’s Instructional Designers.