Software & Apps
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Blue is a course evaluation system by eXplorance. Tufts began moving to the Blue system in Summer 2016.
Store, access, and share content securely at Tufts and beyond. (Similar to: Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive)
Learning management system that provides a collaborative space for course content, assignments, and grading.
Quickly capture video from your computer screen, webcam, or both and upload to your Canvas course site.
Virtual desktop and applications are currently provided in a digital workspace (known at Tufts as VDI) for teaching, research and general-purpose…
Post lectures, courses, and other educational content to the world’s largest digital collection of free educational materials.
A one-stop search for Tufts library holdings, including books, e-books, videos, images, articles, and digital media.
Create, upload, organize, and distribute video, audio, and other media for use in Canvas course sites.
Research data management system that provides electronic lab notebook functionality for research projects, data, and collaboration.
Please note: On June 17, 2019 Tufts will retire Lynda Campus and move to LinkedIn Learning.
Tufts provides all students,…
Send a variety of question types directly to student devices during lectures and get real-time feedback and analysis.
Provides students with course registration, course catalogs and schedules, financial aid information, grades and transcripts, and more.
Collaborative learning environment that provides a platform for course content, project sites, portfolios, and course evaluations.
Develop your personal and professional skills with training programs offered to Tufts employees.
The Tufts University Sciences Knowledgebase is a dynamic multimedia knowledge management system supporting teaching and learning at Tufts' health…
Post video and audio files to spark discussion and collaboration among students.
Create private collaborative websites that can be edited and maintained online by multiple users (Similar to: Wikipedia). Wikis can be made…
Create simple websites—ideal for blogs, portfolios, and projects. (Similar to: Drupal, Google Sites, Medium, Squarespace)