CCLE - UCLA

“Give us 10 Minutes” Resource GuideResource InformationName of Tool:Type/Classification:Website:Cost:<strong>CCLE</strong> (Common Collaboration and Learning Environment)Teaching, collaborationhttps://ccle.ucla.edu (For social sciences: https://classes.sscnet.ucla.edu/)Free (This is a <strong>UCLA</strong> campus service)Quick Summary:<strong>CCLE</strong> is <strong>UCLA</strong>’s web-based system of course and online collaboration sites for any <strong>UCLA</strong> faculty, staff or student. It is based onMoodle. To use <strong>CCLE</strong>, you just need a web browser (Internet Explorer or Firefox) and a <strong>UCLA</strong> Logon ID. The course sites for several<strong>UCLA</strong> schools and divisions are automatically created on <strong>CCLE</strong> each quarter (see list of participants here:https://www.ccle.ucla.edu/about/participateList.html). To get access to these course sites, the assigned instructors and enrolledstudents just need to log into <strong>CCLE</strong> and locate their course links under “My Sites”. You can also request a collaboration site by goingto https://ccle.ucla.edu/login/index.php. <strong>CCLE</strong> collaboration sites can be used for many kinds of online collaboration includingprojects, committees, task forces and interest groups. Faculty, students, researchers and staff are encouraged to use <strong>CCLE</strong>'scollaborative workspaces to share and exchange documents and information that is not restricted to a particular course, and that caninclude participants from outside of <strong>UCLA</strong>.Caveats:Tips:Must have a <strong>UCLA</strong> Logon ID. Support for <strong>CCLE</strong> sites is from your local IT group. Don’t use Safari.Request a kickoff training session to get the most out of <strong>CCLE</strong> from the start.How to get Started:• No installation necessary. Just make sure you are running either Firefox or Internet Explorer (not Safari).• You will need a <strong>UCLA</strong> Logon ID to log into <strong>CCLE</strong>. If you don’t remember your <strong>UCLA</strong> Logon ID, or don’t yet have one, goto https://shb.ais.ucla.edu/shibboleth-idp/help.• The best place to get started is by following the instructions at https://ccle.ucla.edu/course/view.php?name=cclehelp.• To request a collaboration site, go to https://ccle.ucla.edu/mod/resource/view.php?id=123165.• If you are teaching a course that is on <strong>CCLE</strong>, the most direct way to your course sites is from your My<strong>UCLA</strong> page. If youprefer, you can also access your course and collaboration sites by doing the following:1. Go to https://ccle.ucla.edu. Click “Login” in the upper right-hand corner.2. Enter your <strong>UCLA</strong> Logon ID when prompted. Click “Sign In”.3. Look under “My Sites” for “Class Sites” and “Collaborative Sites” listings. Click a listing to go to that site.

Learn More:• The best place to get started using <strong>CCLE</strong> is by following the instructionsat: https://ccle.ucla.edu/course/view.php?name=cclehelp.• For an overview of what <strong>CCLE</strong> is: https://ccle.ucla.edu/about• The <strong>CCLE</strong> FAQ is here: https://ccle.ucla.edu/about/faq.html• Here is the <strong>CCLE</strong> landing page ( https://ccle.ucla.edu) you will see before you log in:• You can send a request for more information, training, or help by emailing ccle@ucla.edu.