University of Georgia

and is part of the university's digital technology in education program. The system includes discussion boards, workspaces, polling, communication and announcements, course materials, learning activities and resources, critical thinking prompts, assignments, quizzes, submission grading, and learning progress tracking.
As of 2024, 29 UGA students have been named Rhodes Scholars including eleven since 2008. The University of Georgia is one of the nation's top producers of Rhodes Scholars over the past three decades. UGA is also home to hundreds of other major scholarship winners including 204 Fulbright Scholars (the most of any U.S. university, exceeding universities such as Stanford), 59 Goldwater Scholars, 49 Boren Scholars, 20 Truman Scholars, 19 Udall Scholars, six Gates Cambridge Scholars, nine U.S. State Department Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowships, five Schwarzman Scholars, three Mitchell Scholars, three Carnegie Endowment Gaither Fellows, two Soros Fellows, two Beinecke Scholars, a Knight-Hennessy …