Help for Students

UWF's online courses are made available through eLearning, which is hosted by Canvas, one of the leaders in online learning. eLearning is widely used by UWF instructors for fully online courses and to supplement traditional courses with online content.

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Student Help Topics

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UWF Student Communications Policy.pdf

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Completing a Student Assessment of Instruction (SAI) — The Student Assessment of Instruction (SAI) allows students the opportunity to provide confidential feedback about their courses and instructors.

Getting Started

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Activating your MyUWF/ArgoNet Account
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Canvas Orientation - Course Participation
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Canvas Orientation - Personal Settings
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Finding Your Classes in eLearning (Canvas)
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Minimum Technical Skills and Special Technology Utilized by Students
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UWF Online Student Support Links and Resources

Help with Tools in eLearning

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Accessibility Resources for eLearning - Student
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Allow Safari to accept third party cookies
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Video Problems on iPhones or iPads

Note: If using the Safari browser with eLearning, you may need to allow third-party cookies for the site to function properly. See Allow Safari to accept third-party cookies for details.

UWF Library

Help for Online Learners

Instructional Videos for Distance Learners

Plagiarism Resources

UWF Library - Using Sources Ethically

Understanding and Preventing Plagiarism - Strategies & Resources for Students and Teachers

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Taking Online Quizzes/Exams

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Proctored Exams Options for Students — Important Note: All tests will occur at an assigned time period United States Central Time Zone (US CST). If a student is located in a different time zone, they are responsible for taking the test at the appropriate time based on US CST.