Resources

How to use different Learning Technologies

Below you will find links to various tutorials for learning tech you may want to use when you move your class online. If the tutorial name starts with the words What is/What are, it is a Canvas tutorial. Otherwise, the tutorials come from the makers of the technology or from Learning Technologies.

Moving Courses Online

Some Notes on Going Online in Mid-Semester

Canvas Tools

How Canvas can help with a smooth transition

Zoom Meetings

Quick Start Zoom Tutorials

Getting Started with Zoom

One Minute Video: Join a Meeting

One Minute Video: Record a Meeting

One Minute Video: Joining and Configuring Audio and Video

The Virtual Presenter's Guide to Using Zoom Meeting Tools (Advanced)

Zoom Pro Instruction

Panopto Lecture Capture

Record a Video

Share a Video

Navigate the Editor Tutorial

How to Enable Video Downloading

How Students Can Download Videos

Flipgrid

Remote Learning on Flipgrid

Shared/Group Annotations

Hypothes.is

Academic Honesty using SimCheck

Creating a SimCheck assignment in Canvas

Accessing the Similarity report

Interpreting the Similarity report

Quizzes, Tests, and Exams

Remote Exam Toolkit

What are Quizzes?

What is New Quizzes?

Respondus Lockdown Browser Resources & Tutorials

Respondus Monitor Resources & Tutorials

NCTA Testing Centers (in-person proctoring with fee)

Online Science Labs

Dartmouth's Remote Lab Activities and Experiences

PhET Interactive Simulations for Science and Math

Shared Whiteboard Utilities

Jamboard

Canvas Files and Cloud Drives

What are Canvas Files?

Microsoft OneDrive Tutorial

Google Drive Tutorial

Collecting and Grading Assignments

What are Assignments?

What are Grades and the Gradebook?

ePortfolios and Journals

Canvas Folio

Polls

Polleverywhere + Canvas

Keeping Students Informed

What are Announcements?

What is Chat?