Campus Connect — where UM faculty come together to shape the future of learning.
We're a dynamic team of teaching center professionals from all four system campuses, working together to spark innovation in teaching and learning. Our mission is to empower faculty with the tools, resources and connections they need to create engaging, accessible and impactful learning environments. We're not just sharing resources — we're building a vibrant community where educators inspire and learn from one another.
Upcoming events
Campus Connect: Making Sense of Proctoring Tools
Date: Wed, Jan 28, 2026
Time: 03:00 PM
- 03:55 PM
Curious about the proctoring options available across the UM System and how they can best support your courses? Join us for the January Campus Connect as we take a focused look at the proctoring tools currently available—and when it makes sense to use each one.
Sara Dunn, Instructional Technologist (UM AT), will share a practical overview of Honorlock, highlighting recommended use cases and key considerations for instructors.
Jing Zou, Application Administrator (UM AT), will walk through LockDown Browser, explaining how this tool can be effectively utilized in different instructional scenarios.
Guy Wilson, Instructional Technologist IV (UM AT), will discuss testing in the age of AI.
This session is designed to help you make informed decisions about proctoring—not to train you on tool setup or step-by-step use. Come away with clarity, confidence, and a better understanding of your options.
👉 Register now to reserve your spot!
Past event recordings
October 2026
Next Level Canvas - Leverage Canvas to manage your course: In this recorded session, expert guests from around UM System share practical, time-saving tips and creative ways they use Canvas to enhance the learning experience.
September 2025
Using Mathpix and More to Support Accessibility in Quantitative Classes: Equations and symbols are at the heart of many STEM courses — but making them accessible can feel daunting. Mathpix is a tool that converts handwritten and digital math into formats that are easier for faculty to prepare and more accessible for students to use.
In this recorded session, colleagues across the UM System shared how Mathpix is being applied in teaching and how it can reduce stress for faculty while opening learning opportunities for students.