Accessing Tutoring

Drop-in Tutoring

Mondays–Thursdays — view schedule for availability

No appointment is needed for drop-in tutoring. Check the schedule for tutoring for the following courses:

ACTG 211, 213
BA 215, 318
EC 201, 202
FIN 316
OBA 311, 312, 335

Tutoring by Appointment

Mondays–Thursdays during Fall, Winter, and Spring terms only — view schedule for availability

Tutoring for the following courses are available in 30- or 45-minute sessions by appointment only:

BA 215
MATH 241
MATH 243

How to Make an Appointment

Appointments must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance and in adherence to the following guidelines:

Up to 4 appointments per math course can be scheduled each week:
- 45-minute appointment = 2 maximum
- 30-minute appointment = 2 maximum
Only one tutoring appointment session per math course can be scheduled each day.

To make an appointment:

Open the Navigate app (recommended), or visit uo.campus.eab.com
Log in with your Duck ID
Go to "Appointments — Schedule an Appointment"
When asked to select a college or department, choose "Tutoring and Academic Support"
When asked to select an appointment topic, scroll to the Braddock Tutoring options, and choose either 30-minute or 45-minute tutoring for Math 241 or Math 243
Select "Find an Available Time" to view all open appointments in the upcoming week, or choose a specific date with the "Pick a Date" option
Schedule your appointment
Input your phone number and any additional comments
Indicate if you would like text reminders
Select "Confirm Appointment"
Check your UO email account for confirmation and additional details.

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Cancellation and Missed Appointment Policies

Appointment cancellations or reschedules must be submitted via Navigate before an appointment start time:

Open the Navigate app (recommended), or visit uo.campus.eab.com
Log in with your Duck ID
Go to "Appointments"
Click "Cancel Appointment"

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Students with three no-shows will not able to make further appointments until they meet with the business learning specialist. The following are considered no-shows:

Not arriving within 15 minutes of an appointment start time
Missing an appointment without canceling via Navigate prior to the appointment start time

Virtual Tutoring

View schedule for availability

Before attending a virtual tutoring session, make sure to attend and watch lectures, review course concepts, and work through your homework or practice problems in order to organize the questions you need to clarify with a tutor.

To access tutoring assistance on Zoom:

Check the schedule to make sure a tutor is available at the time you sign in for help.
To ensure you and tutors can use the annotate function in Zoom to show your work, use a computer, tablet, or smartphone with audio and video capability to download the Zoom client app. (NOTE: Chromebooks do not support the Zoom functions we use to tutor.)
Navigate to the Braddock Tutoring Zoom session and sign in with your UO email address and password:
1. If you have the Zoom client already installed, your browser may first present you with a pop-up asking if you'd like to open the link with the Zoom Meetings application. Select "Open Link" if you wish to open the application immediately. Selecting "Cancel" will simply return you to the meeting landing page, from which you can select the "Launch Meeting" button or "Join from Your Browser" link to continue. (View screenshot)
2. On the pop-up that appears, click "Sign in to Join." (View screenshot)
3. If you are not already logged into Zoom, you will be prompted to log in. Click the "SSO" icon at the bottom of the sign in screen. (View screenshot)
4. On the next page, log in with your Duck ID and password. (View screenshot)
Front desk staff will connect you with a tutor when they are available.

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Getting the Most from Your Session with Braddock

You will have a better experience when you get help at Braddock if you:

Come prepared. Attend all class sessions and take notes, review your notes and assigned readings, and earnestly attempt or do your homework in advance.
Plan ahead before midterms/finals or homework is due. Seeking help in the last minute is not advisable.
Prepare questions and/or goals you want to achieve, so you can efficiently get assistance.
Bring your course syllabus, textbook, handouts, notes, stationery, and other necessary materials.
Use your course materials to try to solve problems on your own, or work with a peer(s), before asking a tutor for assistance.
Have patience, a positive attitude, and willingness to put in effort to learn a subject and do well in a course.

When getting help at Braddock:

Students less prepared may be asked to work on their own outside the tutoring suite, then return to get efficient assistance with specific questions.
Students taking the same course may receive assistance together from one tutor.