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lwhitleyputz · ‎10-22-2018

These are fun--thanks!

lwhitleyputz · ‎08-13-2018

There are some great ideas here for using a quiz, but you might also consider using an assignment. The prompt of the assignment could be the code of conduct, and for their submission, students could be required to type in "I agree" or even just their name as a "digital signature." The benefit of using an assignment is that it can be given points, but can be configured so the points don't count toward the final grade. And it can (like the quiz idea) be a module requirement, so it can still be used as a gate--students must submit before they can move on. You could even mark this as complete/incomplete...it wouldn't be scored automatically, but it would be easy to grade.

lwhitleyputz · ‎08-13-2018

We have spent hours going through our courses to eliminate unused files, and it is awful work! We would LOVE this tool.

lwhitleyputz · ‎07-22-2018

Thanks, Jon Fenton We're so happy to see some of these features (Yeah, duplicate a listing!!!), but are really concerned about the student dashboard and transcript...any fixes on the horizon?

lwhitleyputz · ‎04-17-2018

Had issues twice this week where the ability to masquerade could have saved me over an hour of communication time and calls to Canvas. Once a student said the certificate of completion was not on their dashboard, once that they received the wrong certificate. Hard to diagnose if I can't view it from that student's perspective.

lwhitleyputz · ‎11-11-2017

Thanks, Jessica! The guide definitely says to add subcatalogs as pathways, but I tried your domain trick, and it worked the first time--I have one subcatalog. Yeah! When I repeated the process, however, I received an error message that the domain had already been used (see attached)

lwhitleyputz · ‎11-10-2017

I'm a newbie to catalog, and we're just setting up our catalog infrastructure. We need to add some subcatalogs, but I'm flummoxed by the "path" for the subcatalog. I've tried several different iterations of the path, and keep getting the same error (see attached image). Anyone know how I would determine the URL for the path?

lwhitleyputz · ‎11-10-2017

We're currently setting up PayPal as our Gateway, so I'll watch this thread! What's your snag?

lwhitleyputz · ‎10-19-2017

This is a terrific conversation, Amanda! There is a big difference in the process between courses designed with an ID team, and those that are developed by faculty, but I think you're well on your way just by thinking about what faculty can and will do. In the California Community Colleges, we've developed an Online Course Design Rubric to guide faculty course developers. It has 4 main areas: Course Design, Interaction, Assessment, and Accessibility. You can access the Creative Commons licensed rubric on the Online Education Initiative's website: Course Design Rubric Best of luck to you!

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