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Sakai is Duke University's learning management system that allows faculty to organize courses, foster communication, assess learning, manage groups, collect assignments, grade work, and give feedback. New faculty should first create a test site and then email cit@duke.edu to meet with a consultant for pedagogical support. Technical support is available through help buttons in Sakai, the OIT website, and by contacting consultants for assistance.
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