The company that provides the Course Media Gallery in Glow, Panopto, has changed the terms of their license with us and other schools. Under the new terms, content that has been viewed in the past two years will be unchanged. Content that has not been viewed in that time period,… Continue reading »
Williams first subscribed to Zoom in the early days of the pandemic to support remote teaching, and it was set up so that cloud-recorded Zoom meetings were automatically uploaded to Glow and Panopto. (Panopto is the video streaming service used by Glow.) At the time, that made good sense, since… Continue reading »
A new quizzing tool (New Quizzes) is now available to all instructors on GLOW. You will be asked to choose between New Quizzes and Classic Quizzes when you add a new quiz item. The New Quizzes will become the default version and the Classic Quizzes will retire by June, 2024. Continue reading »
Previously, we added the ability for students to store their pronouns in our student records system, for use on class rosters and in the Glow learning management system. We’re now providing the same capability for faculty and staff. At present, faculty and staff pronouns are used only in Glow, though… Continue reading »
What is GLOW? GLOW (Canvas) is Williams’ learning management system, a suite of integrated tools for online learning and interaction. All academic courses (and many other campus programs) have GLOW spaces. A GLOW course can help faculty streamline how they provide course materials, communicate and interact with students, and collect… Continue reading »
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