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Classroom Changes Coming
Beginning this fall, you may notice some changes to the web platform where your courses are offered. The UW MBA Consortium and all partner schools currently use D2L to deliver online classes. Over the next year, UW MBA Consortium classes will transition to offering all online courses through Canvas. Transition timelines for classes offered by partner schools may vary, but all will eventually be in Canvas. Once fully transitioned to Canvas, students will benefit by having one login for all classes (no more having to remember a different URL, username, or password for Consortium classes).
Consortium transition timeline
During Fall 2018, most classes will remain in D2L, with only a handful running in Canvas. More classes will transition during the 2018-19 academic year. Beginning in Summer 2019, all UW MBA Consortium classes will be offered in Canvas.
How will you access your class(es)?
To help identify whether your courses will be offered in Canvas or D2L during the transition phase, we'll be launching a new login page in August 2018 on the MBA Website. The page will specify where each class is offered and will provide login instructions to access D2L or Canvas.
Want to learn more about Canvas? Watch this video
Read more about UW System's transition to Canvas
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View Sample Syllabi
Students often want to know more about what is in a class before registering. While the course description can give you an idea of what a course is about, a syllabus contains more detailed information. Sample syllabi for UW MBA Consortium classes are available on the MBA website.
From the UW MBA Consortium homepage,
- Click About > Course Catalog OR click Resources > Class Schedules & Textbooks
- Navigate to the course you're interested in
- Click View course description.
- View a course syllabus by clicking on the PDF icon “Sample Syllabus from Previous Term”
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Faculty Attend AACSB Conference
Three faculty from the University of Wisconsin MBA Consortium had the opportunity to attend AACSB's Redesigning the MBA Curriculum Conference, May 9-11, 2018, in Salt Lake City, UT. According to the conference website, "...this conference is designed to aid business schools to think strategically about questions of purpose, positioning, and program design, as well as offer guidance through the curriculum redesign process." Read Complete Article
Pictured are Dr. Brent Opall (left) and Dr. Suresh Chalasani (right)
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