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What is IPv6? IPv6 stands for Internet Protocol Version 6 and will be the eventual successor of IPv4. Its main purpose is to combat the issue of running out IP addresses worldwide. The end-user will not see very many benefits from the new internet protocol, as most of the changes are seen behind-the-scenes for ISPs (Internet Services Providers). Are we really about to run out of...
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General Information KMail is a mail client for the Linux Operating system. Below are the instructions on how to set up KMail for an LSUMail Account. KMail can be used with Modern Authentication for use on and off-campus. Due to Conditional Access rules, we suggest using the kmail-ews plugin for off-campus use. We do not recommend using IMAP for KMail as this legacy protocol will...
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Pre-Installation Notes 1. When selecting a web browser, Firefox & Safari are recommended. This is because there are known issues when installing the VMware Client using the web browser Chrome . See ITS Web Browser Recommendation for more web browser information. 2. Connect to the LSU VPN if you are off-campus and have not already done so, or check to make...
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Once you have added the Attendance activity to your course, you must now set up attendance sessions. You can add one session or multiple sessions at once if you will be taking attendance on a regular schedule. Tip: Review the default Attendance Status Set before creating Attendance sessions. Any custom settings should be made prior to creating sessions to avoid affecting existing...
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Before you can begin recording sessions with Panopto, you will need to log in. To log in to the recorder, follow the steps below. To Log In on the Panopto Recorder: 1. Launch the Panopto Recorder on your computer. 2. You will be taken to a login screen. If you need to add a new site address to connect to, enter lsu.hosted.panopto.com and select Add site . Then, click ...
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An OU Multiple Response question is a multiple-choice, multiple-response question type. The main difference from a standard multiple-choice question type is the grading mechanism. When creating a question, the teacher simply indicates which choices are correct. If there are n number of choices, the student scores 1/n for each correct choice and loses 1/n for each incorrect choice.
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Random Short-Answer Matching Questions are like a standard Matching question , with answer options in a list, but the sub-questions are generated from the Short Answer questions in the current category. The available answers are generated from the acceptable answers to each short-answer selected. If a short-answer question has multiple acceptable answers (with 100%), Moodle will select the...
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The Select Missing Words question is very similar to the Drag and Drop into Text question type, but the words/phrases are in a drop down menu. This is helpful when the text is quite long and students would have to scroll a lot to drag and drop. Example: To Add a Select Missing Words Question to the Question Bank: Open Moodle and select your course .
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Simple calculated questions offer a way to create individual numerical questions whose response is the result of a numerical formula which contain variable numerical values by the use of wild cards (i.e {x} , {y} ) that are substituted with random values when the quiz is taken. The simple calculated questions offers the most used features of the calculated question with a much simpler...
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