Anthology FAQs

Anthology is the “go to” data management system for teacher education that, as of fall 2022, began to replace the UNITED system current students use.

Teacher education students engaging with Anthology will:

Apply online to the UNI Teacher Education Program
Monitor and track progress through all levels of field experience
Apply for student teaching

Anthology allows UNI Teacher Education to align key assessments to coursework and measure learning outcomes–whether by course, cohort or student–over the course of a student’s academic career.

UNI has always taken great pride in the amount of time our teacher education students spend in K-12 classrooms. Anthology will help to provide faculty, staff, and administrators the ability to see where UNI students are completing their field experience and examine how our diversification of field experience placements are helping to prepare future teachers.

Tami Powers

CATS Clinical Placement Administrator & Licensing Advisor

Frequently Asked Questions

Who uses Anthology?

As a UNI Teacher Education student, Anthology serves as your online portal to:

apply to UNI Teacher Education upon meeting admission criteria
participate in field experiences
apply to student teaching.
monitor your progress

You’ll be able to access all your field experience assignments, observations and evaluations.

How do I access Anthology?

With the assistance of the College of Education Advising & Teacher Education Success (CATS) Office, you will have an account created when you participate in your first field experience. (Current students will have accounts created as Anthology goes live as well.)

What is the cost to access Anthology?

In this start-up phase, there is no cost to students for the first three years.

If I have questions about Anthology, who can I turn to?

Contact Tami Powers, clinical placement administrator and licensing advisor, at tamara.powers@uni.edu or 319-273-2806, or stop by the CATS Office, SEC 151.