Adding Or Editing Ursus (Facilitator Portal) Profile

Allison McComb Updated by Allison McComb

Adding Or Editing Ursus (Facilitator Portal) Profile

If you'd like to edit your Profile in Ursus, first you'll need to visit instructor.ecornell.com with your eCornell email as the username.

Click your name from the upper right-hand corner, and click Profile.

From here, you will be able to update your profile picture and verify your ecornell.com email address as well as your NetID and Program Facilitation Manager (PFM). 

Additional Ursus Profile Features:

Primary and Alternate Contact Information: Here, please be sure to put both your primary and secondary contacts in case of emergency:

Additional Information: In this area, you'll also be able to select if you'd like to facilitate only one course at a time, or one a month. You can come back and edit these setting at any time:

Uploading your Resume: You should update your resume at least every 6 months to see if you could qualify for more courses to learn. To upload a resume, click your name from the upper right-hand corner, and click Profile:

From here, click Upload New:

You should then be able to upload a document from your computer.

Courses Authorized: You will be be able to view the courses you are currently authorized to facilitate.

Blackout Dates: You can request blackout dates so no courses are assigned when you need time off from the Schedule menu in Ursus. Please visit this article for a guide on how to submit blackout dates. Please note that blackout dates much be submitted by the 15th of the month prior. For example, January blackout dates must be submitted by December 15th.

Request New Courses: You can request new courses to learn as a Facilitator from the Course Requests menu in Ursus. Please visit this article for a guide on how to submit course requests.

Best Practice: Chat with your PFM about your performance and bandwidth to ensure that you are being scheduled for a course load that you can handle. Your PFM will provide your current performance and your bandwidth. When you know you will be busy, always communicate with your PFM to reduce the bandwidth in advance (minimum 2 weeks in advance).

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