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Some BCIT web functionality requires the use of pop-up windows. The instructions for enabling pop-ups varies depending on the browser.

Document cameras are a contemporary version of the old-fashioned overhead projector. Use a document camera when you need to project a printed document, object or digital file onto a wall […]

Document cameras are contemporary versions of the old-fashioned overhead projector. Use a document camera when you need to project a printed document, object or digital file onto a wall or […]

Clickers (or classroom performance system) are wireless response pads used by students to provide teachers and students with immediate feedback on quizzes and polls. A series of questions is projected on […]

Clickers (or classroom performance system) are wireless response pads used by students to provide teachers and students with immediate feedback on quizzes and polls. A series of questions is projected […]

What can Clickers do for me? Clickers enable faculty to: create a comfortable environment in which all students can participate (even shy students) increase student interaction, especially in large lecture […]

This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to import the BCIT statutory holidays into your Outlook calendar.

There are several different kinds of unwanted messages: messages that are no longer relevant (but that at one point you did want), messages that you may have at one time […]

Looking for an available meeting room at BCIT can sometimes be a frustrating exercise. Luckily, you can use the Room Finder to help find open availability. Note: If you are intending […]

When sending a meeting invitation you cannot add someone as a CC or a BCC to the meeting invite. Use the following instructions that detail how to define optional attendees […]

Outlook can be used to send mass emails to staff and students. Here are some guidelines to observe when creating large distribution lists in Outlook. BCIT is bound by Policy 6700 […]