McGraw Hill Education provides content delivery, homework, and adaptive learning tools.
Campuswide
"Campuswide" LTI tools are available available in any Bruin Learn course. Compare to "sub-account" tools which have limited availability, and are often requested and funded by specific divisions, departments, or courses.
Kaltura is a platform for creating, publishing, and managing media.
The Canvas Plagiarism Framework (CPF) is used to obtain Turnitin Similarity & Originality Reports for submitted assignments in Bruin Learn.
Research assistance, subject guides and useful resources compiled by UCLA Librarians.
VitalSource facilitates distribution of UCLA Bookstore course materials to students.
Perusall is a social annotation tool that integrates with Bruin Learn. Perusall enables students and their instructors to collaboratively annotate and comment on PDF articles, videos, webpages, and podcasts.
Leganto eases the discovery and use of these UCLA Library-licensed resources for faculty and students by integrating content from Alma/Primo within their Bruin Learn courses.
Piazza is a Q&A platform that lets students interact with classmates, perform edits on answers posted by other candidates, and participate in follow-up discussions.
UCLA Media Reserves is a custom UCLA solution that allows users to access content from the IMS Library, Music Reserves, and BruinCast through a single portal.
Peerceptiv is a peer learning and collaboration tool integrated into Bruin Learn that includes Peer Review, as well as Team Member Evaluation assignments, in which students evaluate themselves and their peers on their group participation, leadership, and collaboration skills. Because there are many settings to consider, we recommend reaching out to bruinlearn-support@it.ucla.edu for guidance setting up your first Peerceptiv assignment.