- Ally – make your online course materials more accessible
- Canvas – a learning management system (LMS) that makes it easy for instructors to manage digital materials distribution, assignments and course calendar, communications, grading, and other aspects of instruction for their courses
- Course Materials – provide students access to their ebooks
- Digication – allow students to reflect, publish, and share individual or collaborative content
- Ed Discussion – an online discussion platform, live communication tool, and messaging app for classes of every size
- FeedbackFruits – create engaging courses and stimulating active learning through peer review and group member evaluations
- Flip – provide an engaging social learning experience through video discussions
- Gradescope – streamline and standardize paper-based, digital, and code assignments
- Hypothesis – a social annotation tool that quickly allows you to make class readings more active, visible and social
- iClicker – is one of the tools that facilitate polling in the classroom
- Kaltura – a video streaming solution available through Canvas
- Library Reserves – provide students access to the Cornell University Library Course Reserves
- Panopto – a lecture capture solution available through Canvas
- Perusall – allow group annotation of texts, websites, videos, and podcasts
- Poll Everywhere – a mobile classroom polling product
- Teams (MS Teams) – a communication and collaboration tool, combining video meetings, chat, file storage, and integration with MS apps
- Turnitin – plagiarism detection software that scans student work for matched text by comparing the work to a large database of student work, publications, and materials on the internet
- Zoom – a video conferencing application that allows you to meet with students online when you cannot meet in-person
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