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My MCI eCampus

How do I get into my webinar? Where can I find the documents for my course? How can I work with Sakai, the MCI's learning management system? How do I find the right literature online? We will show you how to find your way around the MCI eCampus.

Sakai - the Learning Management System at MCI Click to collapse

Sakai - Part of the eCampus at MCI

Sakai is the MCI's central learning management system (LMS) and is used for a number of different functions in your studies.
Each course has its own course site in Sakai.

In your online studies, you will be on Sakai regularly to download your learning materials, discuss with others in the forum, read messages from lecturers and send your own to you, possibly take online test, or even work on various assignments. Your written exam papers will also be submitted through Sakai.

You can find your courses in the "Site Directory" menu item in the upper right corner, next to your name.

In particular, we also point out the 'Help' feature in Sakai, through which you can find immediate answers and support to any important questions. This will help you to overcome any hurdles quickly and efficiently.

Introduction to Sakai

In the following video you will get a general overview of what Sakai is and what tools and features it offers:

FAQ

I can't upload a file in Sakai, what could be the reason? Which file formats are allowed to be uploaded? Answers to these and other questions can be found on the IT Knowledge Base.

eduExaminer - eAssessments at MCI Click to collapse

eduExaminer - eAssessments at MCI

eAssessments form a fundamental part of studying at MCI. They help ensure that teaching and associated examinations are modern, innovative and relevant to real life. To guarantee the reliable functioning of the necessary software, certain minimum technical requirements apply to studying at MCI.

eduExaminer is the software used for examinations at MCI. eduExaminer's OnePager gives students an initial overview of how to log in to the software and use its key features.

BYOD-Exams

To make online exams as familiar an experience as possible for students, some of these are conducted in a ‘Bring Your Own Device’ (BYOD) setting. This means that students can take online exams on their own laptops. While BYOD has many advantages, it also entails a high degree of personal responsibility. Before each BYOD exam, students must ensure that their device has all the necessary functions and resolve any technical issues well in advance. The BYOD Info Hub provides students with guidance and support in this regard.

Big Blue Button - Videoconferencing Tool in Sakai Click to collapse

Big Blue Button - Meet & Study

At MCI, BigBlueButton (BBB) / Study Tool is used in an online

context.

In your Sakai course page you will find the respective tool in the left menu margin.

A short guide on how to get started and how to use Big Blue Button can be found Here.

FAQ

You want to know what technical requirements you need to use BBB or how to share your screen? You can find the FAQ around BigBlueButton in the IT Knowledge Base.

myMCI - Personal Hub for Schedules & Grading Click to collapse

myMCI

Each student has a ‚myMCI‘ account, which is used compactly as a personalized information and administration service and primarily
as a platform for the communication of appointments and grades, etc.

In addition, each student has a Webmail account with an mci4me-e-Mail-adress.

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Library

One of the most important things a university needs is the ability to do scientific research and think deeply. To do this, it's crucial to have easy access to books and other information from all around the world. At MCI, we have libraries at different places with lots of specialized books, up-to-date magazines, and newspapers. We also have a lot of information available online.

Databases

Are you looking for literature for your next scientific paper? The Library services offer a comprehensive selection of literature from all subject areas as well as data, facts, videos, statistics & more. And the best part? You can access it from anywhere! Just take a look around:

DATABASES

Literature management with Citavi

You know you have read something about a topic before, but you can't remember where? You want to write scientifically correct and efficient? Then you absolutely need a literature management program. As a student of the MCI you have access to the campus license of the literature management program Citavi.

CITAVI

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The MCI Library Services website provides an overview of locations, equipment, opening hours and a comprehensive range of training courses, individual consultation and information on access to resources.