RFQ for Collaborative Peer-to-Peer Learning Annotation Tool (PCS# 263000-02035-RFQ)
Federal opportunity from 58050101 - Procurement and Contracting Services | 58050 - Procurement and Contracting Services • University of Oregon. Place of performance: OR. Response deadline: Jan 29, 2026.
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RFQ for Collaborative Peer-to-Peer Learning Annotation Tool (PCS# 263000-02035-RFQ) The University of Oregon, on behalf of Information Services, (University) is seeking a collaborative peer-to-peer learning annotation tool to promote student engagement and improve the overall learning experience in courses across a broad range of subject areas. The solution must supply a secure, accessible, and intuitive product that is tightly integrated with the Canvas Learning Management System (Canvas LMS) through the Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) standard and leverages Canvas functionality. To see full description, all addenda, and documents, please see the Business Opportunities page on UO Purchasing and Contracting Services (PCS) website: https://pcs.uoregon.edu/content/business-opportunities. The PCS# for this opportunity is PCS# 263000-02035-RFQ. Please submit your questions in writing to competitionsupport@uoregon.edu
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The University of Oregon is requesting quotes for a Collaborative Peer-to-Peer Learning Annotation Tool aimed at enhancing student engagement across various subjects. The tool must integrate securely with the Canvas Learning Management System through the LTI standard, essential for seamless functionality. The deadline for responses is January 29, 2026, offering ample time for preparation and alignment with the project's goals.
The University is looking to procure an intuitive and accessible peer-to-peer learning annotation tool that enhances the student learning experience by promoting engagement in diverse course subjects.
- Identify needs associated with peer-to-peer learning
- Create tool specifications that align with LTI standards
- Develop integration strategies with Canvas LMS
- Gather user feedback during pilot phases
- Finalize contract and deliver the solution
- Detailed product specifications
- Project timeline and milestones
- Cost proposal with all possible expenses
- User training and support outline
- LTI integration capability documentation
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- Full technical specifications for the tool are not provided
- User capacity and scalability needs are unclear
- Specific budget constraints or limits on pricing are not mentioned
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