Sakai Workshops

Attend a Sakai workshop or drop in for Sakai Office Hours.

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Sakai Help

Visit the official Duke Sakai Support site to find tips, tricks, examples, guides and answers to frequently asked questions.

Sakai Support Site

Sakai

Sakai is Duke’s new learning management system. Learn more about Sakai by visiting http://sakai.duke.edu

 

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New to Duke?

Whether you are new to Duke or returning for a new school year, find out about the many services available from the CIT, the Library, and other campus units to support your courses.

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Open Chemistry

Craig has given up on textbooks and lectures; his students learn from open-source materials and from each other.

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iPads at Duke

Find out more about iPad loans, meetings and programs at Duke.

iPads at Duke

Examples

Find out how other Duke faculty use technology in their teaching. View recent CIT funded project examples, read about our recent Fellows programs, or sort examples by discipline.

 

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Digital Sea Monsters

Dave Johnston, a Research Scientist at the Nicholas School of the Environment, and his colleagues at the Duke University Marine Laboratory have terabytes of compelling photographs, video, audio, and illustrations of marine mammals and sea birds to share with students in their course Marine Megafauna (Bio 127).

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Monthly Newsletter

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About CIT

The Duke Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) supports the academic mission of Duke University by helping instructors find innovative ways to use technology to achieve their teaching goals. Drawing on expertise in both technology and pedagogy, CIT staff assist instructors with projects, share information across the university about effective practices and examine the effect of technology on teaching and learning.