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About bSpace

bSpace is a web-based communication and collaboration environment powered by the Sakai community. bSpace supports teaching and learning, committee-based projects, and research initiatives for the UC Berkeley community.  Using a supported web browser, users may choose from the many tools in bSpace and combine them to create a site that meets their needs.
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Recent bSpace Articles

Posted February 3, 2012 | Article

“Faculty as Learners”

On January 12, ETS hosted a panel --“Faculty as Learners”-- of three faculty who have experimented with a variety of classroom and online technologies to engage their students and help them achieve their course learning outcomes.

Posted December 19, 2011 | Article

As Fall semester 2011 ends, the bSpace Training & Support team brings another busy semester to a close.

Learning through reflective writing and immersion with social media
Posted October 12, 2011 | Article

The Teaching with Sakai webinar series was started to highlight effective teaching practices using Sakai (what we call bSpace and *CalCentral) from across the Sakai community.  On September 27, our own Bobby White presented to a live audience of Berkeley instructors, staff and students in addition to over 50 remote instructors and instructional design practitioners from across the globe.

Posted August 21, 2011 | Article

The purpose of this matrix is to answer the comment question, “I’d like to do [x] in my class. Is there a technology that can help me do that?”

A .pdf is available for download below.

Cal Central home
Posted August 1, 2011 | Article

ETS and Student Affairs have launched CalCentral, the campus’ new collaboration and communication platform for students.

Posted July 22, 2011 | Article

Several changes that our users should be aware of are described herein.

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Posted June 15, 2011 | Article

A dozen of us gathered in Dwinelle for last week's Social Media brownbag on Xtranormal. There were faculty from Civil and Environmental Engineering, Agricultural and Resource Economics, and the College Writing Programs.

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