In February 2023, members from the Office of the Registrar’s Degree Audit and Academic Programs (DAAP) team attended the Leepfrog User Community Conference. The conference focused on building technical skills within CourseLeaf, the curricular management software that we refer to as Lumen on campus, as well as learning new ways to leverage CourseLeaf for student …
A few years ago, UW–Madison implemented CourseLeaf’s CAT and CIM, which we refer to as Lumen, to manage our course and program additions, changes, and discontinuations. Lumen is managed by the Office of the Registrar along with the Data Academic Planning and Institutional Research Office. Course and program proposals have a lot of moving parts. …
Utilizing shared knowledge, creativity, and innovation to examine unique circumstances is one of the core values of the Office of the Registrar. This value continues to be met in many ways, and was evident in a recent example where Associate Registrar for Academic Services Will Lipske participated in discussions with Youngstown State University (YSU) about …
This summer the Curricular and Academic Management Services team worked with CourseLeaf to make updates and enhancements to software. CourseLeaf is the academic catalog software that is used to gather information about courses. UW–Madison refers to the faculty-facing interface for the software as Lumen. Lumen is the gateway for faculty, curricular representatives, and governance bodies …