Knowing how and when students are interacting with course material can be invaluable and allow instructors the opportunity tweak and adjust their content during the term. Join the Teaching and Learning Center team in this online webinar where we focus on various places within D2L instructors can access analytics and statistics about their courses. Other […]
Do you have a rather large project assignment in your course that includes numerous requirements? Or do you have course activities that include discrete steps students must complete? If so, join the Teaching and Learning Center as we showcase the use of the D2L Checklist tool that may help in keeping students on track with […]
Seeking some assistance with your D2L course? Have questions about how to best do something in D2L? Or would you like to strategize a learning project or instructional design concept for your course? If so, these office hours/drop-in sessions are just for you! These sessions provide an opportunity for instructors to bring their questions and […]
Many courses at SSC are considered dual delivery courses. Dual delivery refers to a limited number of students attending a course in-person in a physical classroom and at the same time, a limited number of students attending that same course virtually using D2L Virtual Classroom (Bongo). Join the Teaching and Learning Center for this hands-on […]
Some SSC classrooms are equipped with a Promethean ActivPanel as a display. Join the Teaching and Learning Center for this hands-on training where we will demonstrate the technical aspects of using the Promethean ActivPanel in the classroom. In this live training, we’ll cover: Navigating the center console, unified menu and touch screen. Locating and launching applications […]
Do you have a rather large project assignment in your course that includes numerous requirements? Or do you have course activities that include discrete steps students must complete? If so, join the Teaching and Learning Center as we showcase the use of the D2L Checklist tool that may help in keeping students on track with […]
Join the Teaching and Learning Center for this online webinar as we do a deep dive into D2L Quizzes. If you are an instructor that does not use online quizzes, consider using practice quizzes. Studies show practice quizzes improves students preparation for higher stakes assignments. In this webinar, we’ll cover the following: Basic online quiz […]
Seeking some assistance with your D2L course? Have questions about how to best do something in D2L? Or would you like to strategize a learning project or instructional design concept for your course? If so, these office hours/drop-in sessions are just for you! These sessions provide an opportunity for instructors to bring their questions and […]
Join the Teaching and Learning Center for this online webinar as we get instructors started using D2L. We’ll demonstrate D2L navigation, how to add and organize content into modules, how to create assignments, basic gradebook functionality, and ways to communicate with your students. In this webinar, we’ll cover the following: Post course syllabus Create weekly modules […]
Virtual Classroom and Video Assignments are two Bongo integrations directly accessed through your D2L course. Virtual Classroom is used to schedule meetings with your students, with the option of recording and automatically saving the recording in your D2L course so students can re-watch. Virtual Classroom has similar features to Zoom, such as sharing screen, polling […]
Seeking some assistance with your D2L course? Have questions about how to best do something in D2L? Or would you like to strategize a learning project or instructional design concept for your course? If so, these office hours/drop-in sessions are just for you! These sessions provide an opportunity for instructors to bring their questions and […]
Seeking some assistance with your D2L course? Have questions about how to best do something in D2L? Or would you like to strategize a learning project or instructional design concept for your course? If so, these office hours/drop-in sessions are just for you! These sessions provide an opportunity for instructors to bring their questions and […]
Join the Teaching and Learning Center for this online webinar as we get instructors started using D2L Grade book. We’ll demonstrate creating grade items and categories, along with the features in the “Manage Grades” tool. We'll finish up with showing best practices of sending grades to the Student Information System. In this webinar, we’ll cover […]
Rubrics in D2L are a great way to easily communicate assignment expectations to students for any type of course (traditional, hybrid or online). Rubrics in D2L also saves faculty time evaluating and grading while providing quality and objective feedback on student assignments. In this webinar, we’ll cover the following: Attaching an SSC General Education Rubric […]
Quality Matters (QM), is an internationally recognized, standards-based program, which offers faculty quality assurance in online and hybrid course design with a focus on continuous improvement. Join the Teaching and Learning Center for this online webinar as we introduce Quality Matters to instructors at SSC. In this webinar, we’ll cover the following: Update […]
Knowing how and when students are interacting with course material can be invaluable and allow instructors the opportunity tweak and adjust their content during the term. Join the Teaching and Learning Center team in this online webinar where we focus on various places within D2L instructors can access analytics and statistics about their courses. Other […]
An Intelligent Agent is a communication tool feature built-in to D2L that can assist instructors in monitoring student activity and automatically sending email reminders to students based on those activities. For example, instructors can prepare an intelligent agent to automatically email students as follows: Welcome students when they first access the course. Remind students they failed to login and access […]
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