This is the CLASS-Web homepage which provides online access for faculty, employees, and students. The CLASS-Web website has both public access areas as well as secured access areas which require SSL and a username and password.

Below are the web pages for classes in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Maryland. If you are teaching a class and would like to add a link here, just send a note to helpdesk@cs.umd.edu. Remember that students and faculty from around the world read these and do link to them!

Public Class, Team and Club Web Pages. Teachers, coaches and group leaders can create and manage their own public web pages using eChalk's easy CMS—no programming skill required.

2020年7月31日 · Below are suggestions to use for designing a classroom webpage that fits the needs of your school and classroom.

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Getting Help FAQ Class Web Pages. University of Maryland Division of Information Technology. 301.405.1500 Help Desk itsc@umd.edu. This page is maintained by the Division of Information Technology Last modified: Monday, January 20 2025

Educators can customize grading periods (e.g., quarters, semesters, terms) and grading scales (e.g., letter, numeric) in their class settings to align to their school’s grading structure or system, reduce errors for SIS grade export and allow educators to more easily filter and analyze assignments. Connect Classroom to your SIS

If you've read the Education World techtorial HTML Basics, you know how easy it is to create a basic Web page. In this article, you'll learn how you can extend the lessons from that techtorial to create your own classroom Web page -- in four easy steps.

2019年3月25日 · CLASS-Web only allows FULL payment. Partial payments, or payments by cash or check, can be made at Admissions & Records. Please note: Payment for school fees is due upon registration. If you do not pay your fees by the payment deadline, you may be …

Canvas can be used to set up class web pages, online discussions, set up quizzes, manage grading, and many other course-centric activities. Another option is to use UW’s hosted Google Sites tool. It’s a very easy-to-use way to create a simple web site for your class.