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A SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) package is a collection of files which are packaged according to an agreed standard for learning objects. The SCORM activity module enables SCORM or AICC packages to be uploaded as a zip file and added to a course. For instructions on adding a SCORM package, see Moodle: Activities & Resources: Add SCORM Package . SCORM Package...
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The Digital Commons @ LSU Law Center site is the institutional repository for LSU Law school which provides permanent and open access to the Law Center community. It also functions to preserve its history of institution. To Access the Digital Commons Website: 1. Navigate to the the LSU Law Library website. 2. Select LSU Law Digital Commons under the Research section...
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To See Exhibitions for the LSU Special Collections Library: 1. Navigate to the LSU Libraries Special Collections website. 2. At the bottom center of the page, select Access . 3. Click on the Exhibitions tab under the Access section. 4. This will direct you to the Exhibitions Homepage where you will find current and past exhibitions.
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This page contains information for students using ProctorU online proctoring services in LSU courses. Use the following links to quickly navigate this page. How Much Does ProctorU Cost? Technical Requirements for Using ProctorU Scheduling Details How to schedule a Live+ or Review+ proctored Moodle exam How to start a Record+ proctored Moodle...
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The Reserve Desk houses material instructors require their students to read during a regular semester. This can include such materials as library books, tapes, and the professor's personal books on Reserve for their students. To borrow an item on reserve, please come to the Access Services desk with the call number, professor’s name, course name or number, or book title. An LSU ID is...
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These databases are available to LSU Law Center students and faculty. These databases have been purchased by the LSU Law Library, LOUIS: The Louisiana Library Network or LSU Libraries. Off-campus access for LSU Law Center students and faculty requires logging in with a myLSU network user name and password (unless indicated otherwise). Additional databases are available to LSU Law...
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This article lists the top questions and issues that can be encountered in Zoom, as well as resources for resolving them whenever they appear. Please click on the link for each question as there are different instructions available depending on the client you are using; they include Windows , Mac , Linux , iOS , Android , or Web . If you do not see your client type listed, please...
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Common Activity Settings: Visibility Visibility determines the degree to which students can view the activity. You may choose: Show on course page - to make it completely visible, and listed on the course page. Hide from students - to hide the activity. This might be set to prevent students from previewing the activity before the...
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At the heart of LSU Libraries' mission is the goal of providing access to resources essential for teaching and learning. To that end, the e-textbook initiative provides students with quick access to course materials available for free through LSU Libraries. It also provides instructors with an easy-to-use search tool to identify e-books that the Libraries either already owns or can purchase...
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General Information After logging in, you will be redirected to the GROK Dashboard. From here you can access everything necessary to work within GROK. Work Queues In the Work Queues section, you can access the GROK Dashboard, Pending Articles, Expired Articles, etc. My Dashboard Pending Articles Expired Articles Expiring Articles ...
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