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From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 26 26 viewsThis tool allows your student to submit assignments electronically. Further information on anonymous and delegated grading, as well as the display of grades is available… -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 7 7 viewsHow to add a link to a specific discussion forum inside a content area. -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 10 10 viewsHow to create a discussion board link, and create a forum. -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 5 5 viewsSubheaders and Dividers in the Course Menu -
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From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 12 12 viewsThis tool allows a student to view his or her grades. -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 6 6 viewsHow to have your course open earlier than the term start date, or extend longer than the set term duration. -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 16 16 viewsHow to create embedded YouTube videos in Learn. -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 7 7 viewsThis shows how to create an email tool link, and how to control what options the students see for sending messages. -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 7 7 viewsAnnouncements are an important way of communicating with students. Unlike emails, a copy of your announcements remains in the course. -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 8 8 viewsSometimes it seems as if your course menu has disappeared. This shows you two ways that could happen, and how to easily have your course menu appear again. -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 5 5 viewsReordering Objects in a Content Area -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 16 16 viewsHow to move or copy objects within a course or from one course to another course. -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 15 15 viewsHow to add a file into a content area. -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 22 22 viewsThis will demonstrate how to create a content area in Learn as well as how to add in an item (in this case, a syllabus). -
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From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 19 19 viewsThis shows the types of objects you can have in your course menu. -
From Abigail Maley A year ago
| 38 38 viewsThis familiarizes you with the look of your course. The example used is blank; your department might supply you with a course that already has its content loaded.