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General Information If a student is curious about what their current schedule looks like, one can choose the Registration Services drop down menu and select the Schedule Request option. This will allow the student to see their current schedule. Students may also drop and add classes to their schedule or order textbooks for current classes. The Schedule Request page is...
Article Id: 15718

To use Zoom in Moodle, the Zoom external tool must be added to a Moodle course section. Instructors can access past recordings, upcoming meeting links, their personal meeting room, and allow students to book a Zoom appointment through this tool. See Moodle: How to Book Zoom Appointments in a Moodle Course for how to use the appointment feature of Zoom in Moodle. Please note: Content...
Article Id: 20247

** More information on how to provide feedback and grading can be found on the GROK article Giving Feedback with Turnitin GradeMarks and at Turnitin.com Once students submit files into a Turnitin assignment, instructors can access them through the assignment and view the submitted files within the Turnitin interface. Once in the Turnitin interface, instructors will have the...
Article Id: 20248

A grouping is simply a group of groups. Groups can be used to do things like restrict access to certain activities or send Moodle Mail to large subsets of students. However, this can still prove cumbersome with large number of groups containing small number of students each. So groups can be added to groupings and the groupings can then be leveraged as described above. To Create Groups in...
Article Id: 20242

The journal activity in Moodle gives students a private space to respond to a prompt—the work students submit is visible only to the instructor. Instructors can either limit the availability of a journal entry or leave it open so that the student can add to it indefinitely. While it is open, students can continuously edit or add to their entry, and instructors can continuously update the grade....
Article Id: 20285

When using Moodle Mail, users can create one or more signatures to insert into the body of an email they are composing. Creating a signature saves it for use in any course. Adding a Moodle Mail Signature Access Moodle and enter your desired course. On the Moodle Mail block, click Signatures . On the next screen, enter the title of the...
Article Id: 20293

Mac Mail is the default e-mail program on a Mac. Configure Mac Mail for an LSUMail Account Note: Users on OS X 10.13 and below will have to use the Microsoft Outlook application or web-based Outlook to retain access to mail off campus. 1. If this is the first e-mail account being configured in Mac Mail, select Exchange as your mail account provider and click Continue .
Article Id: 15968

General Information This article will detail how to install and use the VMware View Client App on your iPad in order to access LSU's Virtual Computer Labs (VLAB). Installation Instructions 1. Open the App Store on your iPad. 2. Tap the Search button and search " VMware Horizon" . 3. Tap the Get button & then tap the Install button. When the...
Article Id: 16172

The Research Help Activity connects students with librarian assistance. To Add the Research Help Activity: Login to Moodle and select your course. In the course section where you would like to display Macmillan Learning Tools activity, click on Create learning activity . Select the Activities tab and then ...
Article Id: 20055

General Information Microsoft Office is a suite of products developed by Microsoft which includes Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, Powerpoint, and Outlook. Please note that if you are already using Office 365 (more information in the following article link - Office 365 ), there is no need to update to 2019. Office 365 already contains all the latest and greatest...
Article Id: 19826

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