Coronavirus Update

As soon as possible after you have created your account, schedule an appointment through your account to complete your initial COVID-19 test, regardless of your current vaccination status. You may schedule your COVID-19 PCR test for any available time at any of the nine colleges or District office.

• ALL students must complete their initial, baseline COVID-19 test ONLY THROUGH Biocept/Cleared4.
• ALL students, regardless of vaccination status, can get tested weekly through Biocept as an extra safety measure at no out-of-pocket cost.

As soon as possible after you have created your account, schedule an appointment through your account to complete your initial COVID-19 test, regardless of your current vaccination status. You may schedule your COVID-19 PCR test for any available time at any of the nine colleges or District office.

• ALL students must complete their initial, baseline COVID-19 test ONLY THROUGH Biocept/Cleared4.
• ALL students, regardless of vaccination status, can get tested weekly through Biocept as an extra safety measure at no out-of-pocket cost.

• COVID-19 Medical Exemption: A COVID-19 Medical Exemption Form is available online at the MyCollege.laccd.edu portal. Download a copy of the form—and upload it when completed—at the MyCollege.laccd.edu portal by using the “COVID-19 Vaccination Exemption” tile and follow the prompts. Once you have successfully uploaded the completed form, you will receive a confirmation email within two days.
• COVID-19 Religious Exemption: Log on to the MyCollege.laccd.edu portal, click on the “COVID-19 Vaccination Exemption” tile and follow the prompts. Once you have successfully submitted the religious attestation form, you will receive a confirmation email within two days.
• NOTE: Students with an approved medical or religious vaccination exemption must undergo weekly COVID-19 PCR testing through Biocept following the process described above. Only tests administered by CLEARED4 will be accepted as proof of compliance. If you need further assistance with the exemption forms, contact your home college’s Office of Student Services.

until further notice, in accordance with Board Policy 2800 and regardless of vaccination status, all employees, students and visitors must correctly wear a mask or facial covering over their nose and mouth when indoors at any LACCD College or District building.

Regardless of your vaccination status or most current COVID-19 test, all students must complete the short, symptom self-check questionnaire for every day that you intend to be onsite at one of our colleges or District facilities prior to your arrival.

The District and the colleges will use the short, self-check health questionnaire provided by Cleared4. The questionnaire is accessible via any phone, tablet or laptop connected to the internet. You will receive a text or email reminder with a personal link to take the survey. If you have no technology available to you to complete the questionnaire, you must use the self-service station at your college’s Welcome Center before entering the rest of the campus.

You will receive a color-coded “Clear Pass” showing your approval to be onsite at the colleges or District facilities once you have uploaded the required documents as noted above, completed the new self-check questionnaire and have done a weekly test if you have an approved exemption. Your “Clear Pass” will be sent to your phone or smart device for display similar to a boarding pass for a flight or electronic ticket to a movie or concert.

All students may be required to show their Clear Pass to authorized personnel upon request.

Public Health officials agree that the best prevention against COVID-19 is to get vaccinated. For your safety and the safety of your family, friends, and LACCD colleagues, the District urges you to get vaccinated now.

All accounts previously deactivated due to lack of compliance or inactivity have been reactivated. Use the original unique link sent to you on or about September 7, 2021 to finish creating your account.

If you need your link re-sent to you or you are having any issues with your account contact Cleared4 Help Desk immediately at @email.

Emails sent to you by Cleared4 come from “@email.” These are legitimate emails. Read them and respond accordingly before deleting them. You must work directly with Cleared4 about your account. Do not waste valuable time contacting the District. Due to the volume of last-minute requests, it might take Cleared4 up to 48 hours or longer to respond to your request.

If you currently are, or plan to be, in person at any District college or facility, for any reason whatsoever, you must comply with the baseline testing with Biocept as part of this process. Tests are free; there is no out-of-pocket expense to you, but your health insurance will help cover the cost of the test. There are no exceptions.

• Fully Vaccinated: You only need to do the baseline test once before the grace period expires.
• Fully Vaccinated AND approved to work fully remote OR enrolled in classes in a fully remote environment: You may delay the baseline test until your in-person status changes.
• Approved Exemption AND will be in person, onsite: You must test weekly with Biocept, scheduling weekly appointments through your Cleared4 account. You may test at any LACCD college or the District Educational Services Center.

The filing period to upload completed forms regarding medical or religious exemptions is also now extended through the grace period. Both the employee and student portals are reactivated for the forms.

Employees may access the Vaccination Exemption Request Forms for medical or religious reasons by going to the Employee Portal (https://myportal.laccd.edu/irj/portal ). Navigate to the “Covid Exemption Form” and following the instructions or other prompts. The only exemption requests to be considered are through the SAP portal.

Employees with approved exemptions agree to comply with the weekly testing requirement if they are in an on-campus assignment. Employees are required to communicate with Human Resources if there is a concern regarding their status.

Students may access the Vaccination Exemption Request Forms by going to the Student Portal ( MyCollege.laccd.edu ). Navigate to the COVID-19 Vaccination Exemption tile and follow the prompts. Select either the Medical or Religious Exemption Request.

Employees with questions may contact Human Resources at @email

Students with questions may contact the Student Services Office at their home college.

ADA or Return-to-Work issues may or may not be related to COVID-19 and compliance with Board Policy 2900.

Employees must contact the District’s Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for ADA and/or Return-to-Work issues, and do so immediately if related to Board Policy 2900

Students must contact college DSPS/OSS office for ADA issues.

Go to the District’s COVID-19 webpage and to the most recent Frequently Asked Questions list.

Video links to the recent series of Chancellor Town Halls include:

• October 11 recording:
• October 5 recording:
• October 4 recording:

Currently, all employees and students must complete the symptom self-check questionnaire for every day they intend to be in person, onsite, at any college or District facility. The questionnaire needs to be completed prior to arrival for LACCD to use the information for contact tracing purposes.

In addition:

• All persons must properly wear masks or facial coverings when inside at any college building or District facility, regardless of vaccination status, per Board Policy 2800 that was approved by the Board of Trustees on August 4, 2021. The Board Policy aligns the District with the prevailing LACDPH Health Orders.
• All personnel must also complete a COVID-19 Safety Training video course (about 60 minutes) regardless of their status to work onsite or remotely. All employees must complete the training now. Faculty (only) have until September 30, 2021 to complete it. A safety training requirement for students is also in place, and will be assigned to students through Canvas. Students also must complete the training by September 30, 2021.

No. Vaccination status and testing results are confidential medical information. The District is currently developing a process to obtain and protect the confidentiality of vaccination and testing information for all employees and students. This work is being done to provide the operational process for Board Policy 2900 that was approved by the Board of Trustees on August 4, 2021. More information about the process to provide vaccination and testing information will be available as quickly as possible.

You can tell your students, effective immediately, until further notice:

• Everybody must wear masks indoors at all public buildings, including at all LACCD colleges and District facilities, per county Health Orders and Board Policy 2800
• Masks or facial coverings must be properly worn to cover the nose and mouth
• Everybody must complete the LACCD symptom self-check questionnaire prior to arrival for every day that they intend to be in person onsite at a college or District facility
• Everybody must read and follow the prevailing Health Orders from LACDPH

You can remind your students:

• Get vaccinated as soon as possible
• All students who get vaccinated after July 1, 2021 are eligible to receive up to $150 for getting vaccinated through the Foundation for the Los Angeles Community Colleges application found on the LACCD student portal
• If you are sick for any reason, stay home
• If you have any COVID-19 symptoms you should home quarantine, contact your doctor or healthcare provider and get tested
• Go online to the LACDPH website for detailed information about COVID-19
• Regularly check their student email account for important updates regarding COVID-19 testing and/or providing proof of vaccination.
• You can also share that the District intends to require proof of vaccination status and/or a current negative COVID-19 as soon as plans to fully implement Board Policy 2900 are finalized in September 2021.

Everybody must complete the self-check questionnaire prior to arrival at a college or District facility for every day that they intend to be onsite. LACCD must track and report COVID-19 cases to LACDPH for contact tracing and notifications of positive cases, exposures and possible clusters or outbreaks. To accomplish this, all District employees, students and visitors must complete a short self-check questionnaire for every day that they intend to be in person at the colleges or District facilities. The self-check questionnaire can be completed on a mobile smart device or online prior to arrival. The questionnaire can be accessed from the free “SAFE” app per college that can be downloaded to any mobile device, or on the District’s website at http://laccd.edu/About/News/Pages/Self-Check-Survey-Landing.aspx. All persons planning to go the District’s main offices at its Education Service Center can only use the website version of the self-check questionnaire.

As we prepare for a broader return to campus, it is essential that all LACCD faculty, staff, student workers and students complete new state-mandated COVID-19 Safety Training. This training is required of all state employers and employees, including those throughout the Los Angeles Community College District. Those who have previously completed other COVID-19 trainings will still need to complete this new training.

For faculty, training is offered through the Vision Resource Center. For students, training will be assigned through you Canvas Shell. All employees must complete the training now. Faculty (only) have until September 30, 2021 to complete it. A safety training requirement for students is also in place, and will be assigned to students through Canvas. Students also must complete the training by September 30, 2021.

Training is done online through the District portal, ( Start the COVID-19 Safety Training) and takes about 60 minutes to complete. You can complete the training during your regular work schedule.

To access your COVID-19 Safety Training, click on the link sent to you via email from LACCD HR. This link will first take you to the single sign-on page for LACCD. Here, you will use the same username and password that you use to log into your LACCD email account/Office 365. If you are having difficulties logging in, please contact your campus IT department.

Once you log in, you will be taken directly to the LACCD COVID-19 Safety Training within the Vision Resource Center (VRC). From here, click on Launch and work through the training, following the instructions throughout.

Once you complete the training, you may want to print a certificate for your records. To do this, hover over Learning and click on My Transcript. To view your Completed activities, select Completed from the drop down menu on the left side of your Transcript.

Next to the LACCD | Mandatory COVID-19 Safety Training, select View a Certificate from the drop-down menu. This will open a PDF that you can either download or print.

A tutorial video is also available to walk you through these steps and may address any questions you have about accessing the training. If you have questions about the training, please contact LACCD HR at @email.

Failure to follow the Board Policy could lead to progressive discipline for any employee. For students, it could be consider a violation of BP 5500, the Standards of Student Conduct. See also: http://go.boarddocs.com/ca/laccd/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=C54M4A560575

Yes. Exemptions to the mask/facial covering requirement are if a student has a valid medical exception currently on file in their college’s Disabled Student Programs and Services / Office of Special Services (DSPS/OSS) office, such as a medical condition, including mental health or disability, that prevents wearing a mask, or, for students who are hearing impaired or communicating with a person who is hearing impaired, where the ability to see the mouth is essential for communication. There are no political or religious exemptions to the mask/facial coverings requirements.

To facilitate sign-language use inside the classroom, faculty and sign-language interpreters may remove their face covering for instruction purposes only. In such cases, faculty and interpreters must maintain six feet of distance from all others in the classroom. Should any student have an approved exemption from wearing a mask/face covering, they must also maintain six feet of distance from all others.

Eating is class is prohibited. Drinking water for hydration or medical reasons is allowed, but no food and drink are allowed under any circumstances in computer labs. Students or faculty can briefly lower masks or facial coverings to drink water, but masks or facial coverings must be returned immediately to cover the nose and mouth when done.

There are some and this could change. Currently, masking outdoors is not required by LACDPH Health Orders, except when attending large outdoor events of 10,000 or more people. However, it is recommended that all unvaccinated persons continue to wear a mask or facial covering outdoors and for everyone to wear a mask outdoors if you intend to be near other people whose vaccination status is unknown by you for more than 15 minutes.

Thank the student for letting you know and that their absence is excused. Tell them to stay home, quarantine per the County Health Orders, seek the advice of their doctor or a healthcare provider. They cannot come back to campus until they have tested negative for COVID-19 or have a clearance from a doctor or healthcare provider.

Immediately notify your direct supervisor AND your campus safety officer. Your supervisor and your safety officer will notify the college’s Office of the President. The President’s office and your college safety officer will work with the District Safety Officer for reporting purposes and contact tracing.

If a student tests positive and was on site during their infectious period* make sure the student does not come onto site, and tell them to stay in isolation for 10 days, or until they are cleared by their medical provider or the County Department of Public Health. This may go beyond 10 days if the person has certain persistent symptoms.

Immediately notify your direct supervisor AND your campus safety officer with your student information. Your supervisor and your safety officer will notify your President’s office for contact tracing and notification. The President’s office will send notifications to anyone who may have been in close contact.

If the class was exposed, or we cannot rule out exposure, the class will be sent home and testing is recommended for all within three to five days (3-5) days of when the exposure occurred.

If you were in close contact with the student within six feet for more than 15 minutes, stay home and get tested, also within three to five (3-5) days of exposure, regardless of vaccination status.

(*Infectious period is 2 days prior to onset of symptoms or 2 days prior to testing positive, and during the isolation period. Within 2-14 days of the exposure.)

Please give all consideration to our students during this pandemic.

All LACCD personnel and students are required to report any COVID-19 incidents to their immediate supervisor or instructor as soon as possible for contact tracing purposes.

Your President’s office, or designee, will carry out contact tracing and send out notifications where deemed necessary. Exposed students and employees should test for COVID-19, regardless of symptoms or vaccination status, and inform the college of test results. This will determine the extent of disease spread on campus and serve as a basis for further control measures.

Exposed students and employees must self-quarantine and monitor for symptoms for 10 days from their last contact with the positive case while infectious (as defined above). If you remain asymptomatic, you are released from quarantine after Day 10, but must continue to monitor your health and adhere to COVID-19 prevention precautions through Day 14.

Asymptomatic people who are fully vaccinated AND who are a close contact of a confirmed COVID-19 case may undergo a modified quarantine under certain conditions. They should test three to five (3-5) days following the date of last exposure. Until the person receives a negative test result, they must adhere to modified quarantine for the full 10 days. If they decline to test, they must follow this modified quarantine for 10 days after their date of exposure and continue to monitor their symptoms for days 11-14.

If the person receives a negative test result from a specimen collected within three to five (3-5) days after their exposure, they are released from the modified quarantine at that time.

The District also maintains a COVID-19 Hotline: (213) 221-5112 and email @email that is monitored daily. If you believe you are sick from, or have symptoms of, COVID-19, read the LACDPH health information online.

Yes. Asymptomatic people who are fully vaccinated AND who are a close contact of a confirmed COVID-19 case may undergo a modified quarantine under certain conditions. They should test three to five (3 to 5) days following the date of last exposure. Until you receive a negative test result, you must adhere to modified quarantine for the full 10 days.

If the person declines to test, they must follow this modified quarantine for 10 days after their date of exposure and continue to monitor their symptoms days 11-14. If the person receives a negative test result from a specimen collected three to five (3-5) days after their exposure, they are released from the modified quarantine at that time.

If you are sick, or test positive, stay home. Stay in regular contact with your doctor or healthcare provider. All LACCD personnel and students are required to report any COVID-19 incidents to immediate supervisor and campus safety officer and, for students, to immediate contact their instructor for contact tracing purposes. Responding to COVID-19 in the Workplace information from the county is posted here.

The District also maintains a COVID-19 Hotline: (213) 221-5112 and email address at @email that are monitored daily.

Additional information from the county is available here about COVID-19.

If you are living with someone who has tested positive, you will need to work remotely or can use your emergency paid leave. Be sure to contact your doctor or healthcare provider, get tested and monitor for symptoms. Be sure to stay in contact with your immediate supervisor about your status.

Please report your positive test to immediately to your direct supervisor and the college safety officer. Contact your department chair or dean to determine options to cover your class.

If you are sick for any reason, stay home. Do not come to campus. Contact your department chair and/or dean to go over options to cover your class. Contact your doctor or healthcare provider for direction and make arrangements to get a COVID-19 test, self-monitor for symptoms.

The college runs regular reports to monitor compliance with the COVID-19 Symptom Self-Check questionnaire. You should remind all students in all of your classes to complete the questionnaire prior to coming onsite at any college or District facility.

Currently, testing can be done by your doctor or healthcare provider, or by using the County’s testing location website. As part of the plans to enforce Board Policy 2900, the District is working to provide free testing and testing sites at the colleges. Additional information will be sent out to all as quickly as possible. Additional information on vaccines can be found here.

Vaccines are free and available to anyone ages 12 and older at hundreds of locations throughout Los Angeles County. Most locations no longer require an appointment and many offer more than one type of vaccine. Go to the LACDPH website and then click on the “How to Get Vaccinated“ tab to find a location or request an in-home vaccination.

If you need help, you can call the County’s Vaccine Call Center toll free at (833) -540- 0473. The call center is open every day, 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. They can help arrange for free transportation to a vaccination site or assist with an in-home vaccination appointment. Vaccine information in multiple languages is also available 24/7 by calling 2-1-1.

You can also use the statewide “My Turn” vaccination site, https://myturn.ca.gov/ to find a nearby clinic and many retail pharmacies allow you to make appointments directly with them. No one will be asked to pay for a vaccine, however, some clinics may ask you to provide your medical insurance information if available. You cannot be denied a vaccine for not having medical insurance or for not providing insurance information.

Yes. There are medical and religious exemptions.

On August 23, 2021, the FDA took action to approve the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for regular use, not just for emergency conditions. The action allows for more widespread use of the vaccination and the likely expansion of vaccine mandates, including by the LACCD Board of Trustees if the Board wishes to revise BP2900.

Currently, yes. Vaccination status does not prevent anyone from enrolling, working at or attending any of the colleges or District facilities, but that may change with revisions to Board policies.

If you are stressed, depressed or need to talk to someone about anything, use the information below about contacting the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, available 24/7. Please also consider sharing this same information with your students.

CALL: (800) 854-7771 or text “LA” to 741741.
Go online to: https://dmh.lacounty.gov/covid-19-information/

District employees can also utilize the Employee Assistance Program. Talk to your immediate supervisor and/or visit the District webpages online at http://laccd.edu/Departments/HumanResources/Total-Wellness-Program/Pages/HR- ARFLbenefits.aspx

Public health officials at the federal, state and local levels agree the vaccines work extremely well, including against the Delta and other variants to prevent infection and death. Once fully vaccinated, the vaccines also can significantly reduce severe illness and hospitalization for those who might get a post-vaccination infection.

You are considered to be fully vaccinated two (2) weeks after getting your J&J vaccine (single dose) or after a second dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine. It is possible to get infected while the vaccine is taking effect, so it is important that you continue to protect yourself against COVID-19 for the full two weeks.

Once you are fully vaccinated, there is still a small risk that you could get infected. This is considered a “post vaccination infection” more commonly called by the news media as a breakthrough infection. The good news is that vaccinated people who do get infected often don’t get as sick as unvaccinated people. Their symptoms, if any, don’t last as long and they usually do not require hospitalization.

The District is closely monitoring the situation and will share updated information as soon as possible. Currently, both the White House and the FDA are indicating that people should get a booster shot at about eight (8) months after they were fully vaccinated. Recent information provided by the pharmacy companies indicates this is true for all three of the vaccines. Continue to stay alert to news media reports and updates by the LACDPH. The District will share other information as quickly as possible.

The medical science has been clear that getting vaccinated is the best protection against infection and death caused by COVID-19. Masking and social distancing are also important tools to help stop the community spread of this pandemic, but the vaccines prevent infections and the ability of the virus to mutate.

Only a small number of authorized LACCD Human Resources employees will have access to your COVID-19 proof of vaccination or COVID-19 test results. This information will be stored in a secured database and will only be used to grant or deny you a daily access the colleges or District facilities. Any employee or student who tests positive will activate the established reporting, contact tracing and notification processes.

The District is currently working with a company called Biocept to administer COVID-19 tests at the nine LACCD colleges. Details on testing processes and procedures are being finalized now.

LACCD is working with Biocept to provide on-campus testing for employees and students on a rotating basis at the nine colleges and District facilities. Employees and students will receive an email with a link to register and schedule for testing. More details will be announced as soon as possible.

LACCD’s testing partner, Biocept, will be offering PCR (nasal swab) testing on site.

Monday, March 16th, and Tuesday, March 17th, are non-instructional days that are being set aside for faculty training in Canvas and Zoom. Training will be provided from 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM on both days in the Language Lab and the Learning Assistance Center located in the E3 building. Faculty are welcome to come in at any time and do not need to make an appointment. Distance education experts will be on-hand to work with faculty individually and in-groups. All nine colleges will be hosting similar trainings on Monday and Tuesday, and faculty are welcome to attend at whichever college they prefer. (Please call Academic Affairs at the local college for training locations.) Trainings will emphasize the use of Zoom within Canvas for synchronous (“live”) instruction, but other topics such as how to give quizzes and assignments, how to upload content, and how to moderate class discussions will also be covered.

If you answer “No” to any of the following questions you should come in for training:

1. Put your course materials online

2. Establish channels of communication with your students and colleagues

3. Establish ways to conduct your class at a distance

4. Set up remote access to important resources

As stressed above, both ELAC campuses remain open even though most classes are moving online. Services such as the Library, tutoring, supplemental instruction, Admissions and Records, and the SPARC Center will remain open. Classified staff, student workers, administrators, and department chairs should continue to come to campus as usual. During this period of transition, we can expect that many of our students and faculty will have questions, so it is important that we all make ourselves available so that we can help them with kindness and sensitivity.

We recognize that not all students will have access to computers and Wi-Fi at home. For this reason, we are designating a number of spaces on both campuses where students can come in and take their online classes using college computers. These spaces are:

• The Library (Monday – Thursday, 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m., Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., and Sunday 12:00 – 5:00 p.m.)

All other spaces will be open Monday – Thursday, 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m., and Friday 9:00 – 4:00 p.m.

• The Writing Center
• The Language Lab
• The Math Lab
• E7 4th floor – Rooms 405, 406, 415, 416, and 418
• The South Gate Center Library
• South Gate Room 122

Additional staff will be on-hand in these locations to assist students as needed. Given the need for social distancing, students will be spaced one computer apart from each other. We are also limiting capacity in large spaces to no more than 100 individuals, including staff, at any one time.

By limiting to these locations our facilities and operations staff will be much better able to provide targeted sanitization services throughout the day.

LACCD will activate an Online Learning Call Center to help students and faculty with specific online education questions or concerns. The Online Learning Call Center will be open starting Wednesday, March 18th, and will operate from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday, using the toll free number: (844) MyLACCD or (844) 695-2223.

Offsite classes will continue as planned as long as those locations remain open to ELAC. This includes dual enrollment classes at middle and high schools, adult education classes at community centers, and clinical classes.

Information Technology is in the process of making an emergency purchase of webcams for instructor use. Any instructor who needs one can sign one out from Academic Affairs beginning Monday afternoon. If possible, departments should consider setting up webcams for department adjunct spaces that can be used by any faculty in the department.

We anticipate that even with all the above measures that some students will not be able to participate in either a face-to-face class or a class that has been converted to the online modality. We are asking instructors to encourage those students to visit the SPARC Center, located in the Student Services building near the Admissions Office, so that staff can help them to assess their best options for completing the semester.

Instructors and staff may not exclude or remove students from class or services even if they appear ill. You may suggest that the student visit our campus Student Health Center, which remains open. We hope that all faculty and staff will treat all our students with sensitivity during this difficult time.

Office hours may proceed on campus or via Canvas at the instructor’s discretion. However an instructor chooses, the required number of office hours still need to be completed each week.

Textbooks

The DSPS Office continues to be open and serving students. Test-taking and other accommodations will continue to be coordinated through that office.

At the discretion of the supervising vice president, midterm exams and other high-stake exams for courses moved online may be administered on campus during the usual class meeting period and in the usual classroom. Requests to offer a midterm on campus should be made to your chair at least three working days prior to the exam. Your chair will communicate requests in batches to the dean and VP for a decision. Quizzes and other lower value assessments should proceed online.

Faculty evaluations will be put on hold until at least April 13th. The Administration and AFT 1521 will discuss how to move forward once normal operations resume.

Departments can continue to meet as normal, as long as no more than 100 individuals are gathering in a single space. We are cancelling club meetings until at least April 13th.

Athletics events will continue to proceed as normal with no restrictions on the number of spectators present.

Artistic performances may continue as planned with a limit of 100 tickets issued to spectators.

A message that is specific to students will be sent out soon after this message. That message will be blind copied to all faculty and staff so that you are aware of what students are being told, and so that you can help support them if they have questions.

Instructors--Resources for Using Canvas

Options for Synchronous (Real-Time) Interaction through Web-Conferencing

1. ConferZoom
   1. Utilizing Zoom
   2. ConferZoom Video Tutorial--Setting Up an Account and Web-Conferencing
2. Canvas Conferences
   1. Canvas Conferences Overview (Instructors)
   2. Canvas Conferences Video Tutorial
   3. Conferences Detailed (Instructors)