Faculty - Additional Evaluation Methods in D2L
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Faculty - How2 Enable TurnItIn For Assignment Folders
To complete a short demo on how to use Turnitin Feedback Studio, please visit http://turnitin.com/assets/en_us/media/feedback-studio-demo/ Faculty - How2 Enable TurnItIn For Assignment Folders By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to... Set Turnitin preferences for your assignments. IMPORTANT: If you copy your course forward each semester, you may have to relink the assignments that used Turnitin. Please see the screenshots below to learn how to relink your assignments to the Turnitin integration. How2 Relink Your Turnitin Assignments in Copied Courses You will see a notification that says "There are 1 folder(s) that were Turnitin enabled in the previous course offering." Press the "re-enable" button to relink the assignments to Turnitin. Enable TurnItIn on a new Assignment folder From the new assignment creation window, click to expand the Evaluation & Feedback panel. Click on "Manage TurnItIn". Enable the settings you would like enabled. Note: GradeMark must be enabled in order to use any other functions, such as Originality Check. Note: If your students will be submitting file types that cannot be "read" by TurnItIn, such as photographs, you must also click on the "More Options in Turnitin" button and check the box that says "Allow submission of any file type". Not doing this will prevent the student from uploading the photograph. Also, please be aware that the photograph will still be unable to be read by Turnitin, setting this functionality only allows the student to upload the file without receiving an error message. Hit "Submit", "Save", and finish setting up your assignment folder settings.
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Faculty - How2 Use the Course Competencies Tool
Competencies Overview Create a Competency Create a Learning Objective Tracking Competency Achievement Incorporate Activities into a Competency Structure Add and Remove Associations within the Competencies Tool
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Faculty - How2 Create a Survey using the Surveys Tool
Faculty - How2 Create a Survey using the Surveys Tool By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to... Create a survey using the surveys tool. 1. Select "Surveys" from the Toolbox dropdown menu. 2. Click "New Survey". 3. Complete the required fields marked with an *, and any optional fields you choose. 4. Return to "Content" and add the survey to content using "Existing Activities".
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Faculty - How2 Copy a Quiz within a Single Course
Faculty - How2 Copy a Quiz within a Single Course By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to... Copy a quiz within a single course. Some instructors like to modify an assessment for additional practice, but would like to copy the original assessment within the course. The following directions apply only to copying quizzes within the same course, not a different course. To copy content from a different course, please see Faculty - How2 Copy Content From Previous Semesters. 1. Select "Toolbox", followed by "Quizzes". 2. Click the box next to the quiz you'd like to copy and then select "Copy" from "More Actions" button.
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Faculty - How2 Export Grades to a CSV or TXT File
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Faculty - How2 Use the Attendance Tool to Track Attendance
What are the basics of Attendance? The Attendance tool enables you to create registers that track attendance for activities within your organization or course. You can track attendance for any number of activities and customize your registers to suit your needs. Use the Attendance tool to create sessions to track attendance and define attendance statuses for your activities. You can assign grades for user attendance, view attendance results, and track users that have poor attendance. How attendance is calculated The % Attendance field is calculated by adding the total assigned % for each status and then dividing it by the number of statuses that have an assigned %. This is represented using the following illustrated formula: Sum of Assigned % / Total of statuses with an Assigned % x 100 To understand how this calculation works in practice, consider a scheme with the following set of statuses: Symbol Status Full Name Assigned % Order P Present 100 1 A Absent 0 2 L Late 75 3 AA Authorized Absent 4 If the associated register has four sessions and you assign a user each of the above statuses (one for each session), their % Attendance field would include the P, A, and L statuses and ignore the AA status since its Assigned % is blank. As such, the user would have a % Attendance of 58.33 ((100+0+75)/(100x3)x100=58.33). Adding an Assigned % of 100 to the AA status would change the user's % Attendance to 68.75 ((100+0+75+100)/(100x4)x100=68.75). Track attendance On the Attendance Datapage, click the Enter Attendance Data icon and enter attendance data for your sessions. Use the Attendance Status drop-down lists to change the attendance status for your users. You can also click Set Status to set the same status for all users. Set your Cause for Concern percentage The Cause for Concern metric helps you track learners that fail to meet your attendance requirements by placing the Cause for Concern icon beside their names on the Attendance Data page. From the Attendance Registers page, click New Register or Edit Register from the context menu of an existing attendance register. In the Cause for Concern field, enter a percentage that indicates your minimum attendance requirement. Click Save. Delete attendance sessions, registers, or schemes Deleting a session clears all associated attendance data. Only delete sessions when you are confident that you no longer need the attendance data. From the Attendance Registers page, do one of the following: To delete sessions in a register or scheme, on the Edit Register page, click the Delete icon beside the applicable session. All attendance registers must have at least one session. To delete a register or attendance scheme, from the context menu, click Delete.
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Faculty - How2 Monitor Students' Content Topic Completion
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Faculty - How to publish TurnItIn feedback to students.
Publishing GradeMark feedback 1. Log in as a BrightSpace instructor. Select the course that contains the relevant assignment. From the navigation at the top of the course page, select Assignments. 2. From your list of assignments, select the relevant assignment. 3. Use the instructor feedback indicator icon to identify the students you've provided feedback to. 4. Use the checkboxes to select the individual students for whom you'd like to publish feedback. Alternatively, use the top checkbox to select all. Select Publish Feedbackto publish scores and feedback within GradeMark® to the selected students.