T-Square
What is T-Square?
T-Square is the name selected for Georgia Tech's Sakai installation. Sakai is an open-source solution that allows us to innovate and to program a solution that fits our campus and users.
In its first full semester of use at Georgia Tech, there are over 500 courses actively using T-Square. This does not count the many research project sites and department sites.
The T-Square Team is made up of people from many departments including OIT, QA, CETL, Enterprise, Enrollment, the Library, and Distance Learning, but is spearheaded by Educational Technologies.
To login to T-Square go to: https://t-square.gatech.edu
The T-Square Project Site
The T-Square Project site has recently been launched and is still growing. Your feedback and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged. This site offers
- historical information,
- a road map of where we are going,
- all the current feature requests,
- handouts from workshops,
- video tutorials,
- documentation,
- links to supplemental tools to use with T-Square for
- combining courses and
- bulk uploading participants into a course, and
- WebCT Migration assistance.
For in-depth T-Square information and a portal page go to:http://info.t-square.gatech.edu.
T-Square Talk
T-Square Talk is an excellent place to join others in the T-Square community to discuss issues, make suggestions, and learn from one another.
To join T-Square Talk, log on to T-Square, click on Membership> Joinable Sites, find the worksit, and click Join.