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SpartanLearn (powered by Canvas) is a web-based learning management system designed to enhance course delivery. You will be able to find more information about your courses in it, such as syllabi, assignments, discussion boards, grades, and more.

• Access the SpartanLearn (powered by Canvas) icon via��

Training Opportunities

• Sign up to participate in a SpartanLearn for Students (powered by Canvas) training through the��Advanced Digital Literacy Center (ADLC) calendar
• Complete the  found in the Help menu of SpartanLearn to earn badges.��

SpartanLearn (powered by Canvas) Resources

As incoming students, UTampa 101 and 102, 103 (Transfer students), or 104 (Veteran students) must attend Microsoft sessions to enhance digital literacy using Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. Below are some tips to get started.��

• Register through the��ADLC event calendar.

• Important!��Access the cloud-based Microsoft O365 through MyUTampa.��
  • After each training session, your exams are based on the cloud-based Microsoft O365 Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
  • Students are allowed two attempts on each quiz.��

• A recent version of Windows (Windows 10 or 11 is recommended) with the latest system updates and at least 8 GB of RAM��
  • Need a laptop?��Check one out at the front desk of the Macdonald-Kelce Library or use a��Campus Computer Lab��to complete the training and your assessments.

• Access the sample files for the Word and PowerPoint sessions through��. Ensure that you are logged into��MyUTampa��first. Then, use your Spartans email address��in the “work email” section to gain entry to the files.

Before Joining the Word, Excel and PowerPoint Training:

• Audio: If attendees are joining the audio conference individually, we strongly recommend using a��computer headset��or a phone with a��wired headset to avoid running low on battery power during class.��
• Second Monitor: Each attendee (or the group as a whole) should ideally have a��second screen to watch the instructor’s screen and work on their screen simultaneously. There are a few possible ways to achieve this. One of those ways is to visit the Advanced Digital Literacy Center (ADLC).��
• Visit the ADLC: The UT team will set up the audio and display the session on a screen, so you do not need a second monitor.

• Use the Proofpoint Security Awareness Training icon, available in��
  
  
• Complete three (3) required courses designed to enhance your security awareness knowledge and safe computing practices. The courses are:
  • Amplify! The Cybersecurity Trivia Game
  • Anti-Phishing Phil
  • Security Basics: Passwords and Authentication