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Copy Components from Another Course/Master

August 9, 2017

Copy Components from Another Course/Master

If you have developed content in a development MASTER you can easily copy it into your course shell for delivery.

 

Copying Content (written guidelines):

  1. Enter your Course
  2. Click “Edit Course” in the upper right hand corner

  3. Click “Import/Export/Copy Components
  4. Click “Search for Offering
  5. Enter the name of the MASTER and click search.
  6. Select the MASTER you would like to copy from
  7. Click “Add Selected
  8. Click “Copy All Components

Follow the prompts, and your content will have copied from the MASTER to the live course delivery.

 

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LEARN – Updating LEARN logo for Custom Nav bar

August 9, 2017

This video will show how to update the LEARN logo from a white low contrast version to the correct green LEARN logo. This will only effect courses with custom navbars that existed prior to the new daylight interface.

Respondus LockDown – new features and changes – late May 2017

May 30, 2017

LEARN is removing the “LockDown Browser” option from the “Restrictions” tab in the Quiz settings. Instead, the LDB (LockDown Browser) will now be configured either from the Quiz tool main menu (“LockDown Browser” tab) or by creating an external link to the LockDown Browser Dashboard. This change also brings a new feature which allows students the ability to launch the LDB from the quiz start area.

To configure a quiz to use the “LockDown Browser” follow these steps:

1. Under the “Assessments tab” select “Quizzes”

2. Click on the “LockDown Browser” tab

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3. Pick a quiz that requires the LockDown Browser, then select from the dropdown “Modify Settings”

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4. Choose the Require Respondus LockDown Browser for this exam” to unlock the LockDown Browser settings.

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5. You will also have the ability to pick more advanced settings.

6. When you are satisfied with your selections click “Save and Close” at the bottom right.

You have now setup the quiz to use the “LockDown Browser”.

As well, students now have the ability to launch the “LockDown Browser” from the start of a quiz:

1. When the student selects a quiz that is setup to use the “LockDown Browser” they will see the “Launch LockDown Browser” button at bottom of the quiz start page.

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2. The “Launch LockDown Browser” button will check to see if the user has the LockDownBrowser installed and will prompt them to install it if they haven’t already.

Contact LEARN Support if you have any questions regarding the changes. (learn@rrc.ca)

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LEARN – Gradebook – The Final Adjusted Grade

March 22, 2017

Transfering Grade to Final Adjusted

The final adjusted grade can be used to modify the final grade and drop grade items for recalculation.

  • To access, click “Assessments” (1) and “Grades” (2)

Transfering Grade to Final Adjusted;Final adjusted grade can be used to modify the final grade and drop grade items for recalculation. To access, click "Assessments" (1) and "Grades" (2)

  • Scroll to the “Final Adjusted Grade” and click its menu button (1), next click “Enter Grades” (2)

;Scroll to the "Final Adjusted Grade" and click it's menu button (1), next click "Enter Grades" (2)

  • Click the menu item beside “Final Grades” (1) to access the bulk actions for your gradebook.
  • “Recalculate All” allows you to drop grade items from the final grade calculation (if using gradebook categories your final grade will still sum out of 100% as it redistributes the grades weight within the category).
  • In most cases, you will want to transfer the calculated grade to the adjusted grade column using “Transfer All” (2).

;Click the menu item beside "Final Grades" (1) to access the bulk actions for your gradebook. "Recalculate All" allows you to drop grade items from the final grade calculation (if using gradebook categories your final grade will still sum out of 100% as it redistributes the grades weight within the category). In most cases you will want to transfer the calculated grade to the adjusted grade column using "Transfer All" (2).

  • You can manually adjust grades in the “Final Adjusted Grade” column (1), and recalculate individual users grades by clicking the calculator icon (2).

;You can manually adjust grades in the "Final Adjusted Grade" column (1), and recalculate indevidual users grades by clicking the calculator icon (2).

  • If recalculating a users grade you will be able to select all grade items (1), select or deselect individual items (2), and once done “Calculate” (3) to make the change.

;If recalculating a users grade you will be able to select all grade items (1), select or deselect individual items (2), and onse done "Calculate" (3) to make the change.

  • In some cases you may wish to release a final grade for the students in LEARN. To do this click the “Release/Unrelease” (1) option.
    Note: you may wish to review/adjust your gradebook settings by running the gradebook setup wizard before releasing the grades. The setup wizard will allow you to choose the calculated or adjusted final grade for release.
  • When everything is as you want it, click “Save and Close” (2).

;In some cases you may wish to release a final grade for the students in LEARN. To do this click the "Release/Unrelease" (1) option. Note: you may wish to review/adjust your gradebook settings by running the gradebook setup wizard before releaseing the grades. The setup wizard will allow you to choose the calculated or adjusted final grade for release. When everything is as you want it, click "Save and Close" (2).

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The final adjusted grade in LEARN allows you to re-calculate the final grade based on different criteria for your class, or an individual student as well as override the calculated final grade.

LEARN – Viewing Student Grades in the Gradebook

March 22, 2017

Viewing Grades in the Gradebook

Grades can be manually viewed/entered/edited in the LEARN gradebook in a few different ways.

  • Enter the gradebook by clicking “Assessments” (1), “Grades” (2)

 Entering Grades into the Gradebook; Grades can be manually entered and edited in the LEARN gradebook in a few different ways. Enter the gradebook by clicking "Assessments" (1), "Grades" (2)

  • To view/add/edit grades for one grade item, click the menu beside the desired grade-item (1), click “Enter Grades” (2).
  • You can also enter grades for multiple grade items by clicking “Enter Grades” (3)

; To add/edit grades for one grade item, click the menu beside the desired grade-item (1), click "Enter Grades" (2). You can also enter grades for multiple grade items by clicking "Enter Grades" (3)

  • After clicking “Enter Grades” you will see your entire gradebook.
  • You will see the “Standard View” which is a colour coded display. To edit/add from the “Enter Grades” area click “Switch to Spreadsheet View”

; After clicking "Enter Grades" you will see your entire gradebook. If you receive the colour coded gradebook view, click "Switch to Spreadsheet View" to be able to add/edit multiple grade items.

  • You can now add/edit grades (1) for the entire class and all of the grade items.
  • You can view/add/edit grades for one student by clicking that students name (2).

; You can now add/edit grades (1) for the entire class and all of the grade items. You can add/edit grades for one student by clicking that students name (2).

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