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Let Students Choose their Breakout Session and More – Now in WebEx!

USask’s version of WebEx recently updated with a few new features worth highlighting. Students can now choose which Breakout Session to join On certain devices WebEx, can now recognize hand gestures, including hand raising Students can now choose which Breakout…

February 5, 2021 in Educational Technology, Remote Teaching.

Small group synchronous discussion or presentations using WebEX

WebEx has a new feature that allows you to automatically or manually sort your students into small groups so they can remotely do the types of small group activities you had them do in your face to face classroom. While…

September 22, 2020 in Canvas, Remote Teaching.

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