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HuskyCT is Blackboard's learning management system used at UConn, which provides assessment tools like quizzes, surveys, assignments, and discussions for instructors. Students can electronically submit assignments and receive immediate feedback, grades, and comments, while working in one online space. Instructors can easily create, grade, provide feedback on, and archive student assessments using the various grading tools in HuskyCT.
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