Articles and assistance with D2L Brightspace, educational technology, instructional design, online education, multimedia, accessibility, and more.
This article is updated with training events for our new and returning students. Additional sessions will be added as trends or needs arise.
Zoom is a web conferencing system. It supports video and audio over the Internet, screen sharing, meeting recording, whiteboard, Outlook calendar integration and use on mobile devices.
Using the CamScanner App on Your Phone to Scan, Send, and Save Documents
This article describes how one can search for YouTube videos that have already been properly closed-captioned.
Computer Tips for Remote Proctoring (Proctorio & Examplify).
This article describes how to send an email to an individual student, a group of students, or the entire class through D2L
This article describes the usage of the Immersive Reader tool in Office 365.
Apple introduced new security and privacy features with macOS
Catalina. Learn how to enable screen sharing for Daily.co.
Respondus Monitor enables a student to take proctored exams online. Respondus Monitor uses the student's webcam and microphone to record test sessions for later review.
Scanning Photos to a PDF Using OneDrive & Uploading to a Brightspace Assignment Folder
This article contains links to a website that discuss the use of the Scantron test scoring machine.
This article defines "Being Present" in a course and methods that faculty can use to do so.
Turnitin® is an internet based plagiarism prevention service. Instructors and students can submit papers to the website, which is checked against billions of webpages, works previously submitted to Turnitin®, and a repository of journals, and other publications. This tool helps instructors engage students in the writing process by providing feedback that can both assess and help improve students' work. No download, registration, or login is needed.
Uninstall Examplify on your MacBook or other Mac OS X computer
Information about the D2L Support site can be found in this article.
How to Move a Lost/Off-Screen Window Back to Your Desktop