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The Course Users tool gathers all students and teachers subscribed to the course. It allows you to manage a list of subscribed users, register new students and assign specific roles and responsibilities.

Only teachers and administrators are allowed to upload documents. All users can download visible documents (they are all documents appearing on screen). Each line of the document board includes the following clues and information for each document (representing a MIME type file), the document name-title, key icon to forewarn the user that the document is being under protection by laws of ownership, parenthesized comments on the document, document size, date of uploading and actions available.

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The available actions concern actions which can be done on every document. The actions are visible only to users who have the rights, that is course teacher users and system administrators. These are the following (appearing from the left to the right):

Remember, if you have a question or need to perform a task that is not covered in the resources posted in this article, please use the search box at the top of the page to enter your issue and find any relevant support materials. The IST eClass support team is also available to help you with any advanced questions or if you'd prefer to receive in-person assistance - contact us at eclass@ualberta.ca or by phone at 780-492-9372.

The new eClassroom was developed to provide access to eLearning courses educators can use to deliver to students. The courses are not be accessed by students, but delivered to students using accompanying instructions for teachers. The library is limited at this time, so please check back at a later date for more courses. To access the courses for students, login to the Alaska eClassroom.

eClass Teacher App is a free app for Android published in the Teaching & Training Tools list of apps, part of Education.

The company that develops eClass Teacher App is eClass Limited. The latest version released by its developer is 1.62.

To install eClass Teacher App on your Android device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2023-11-27 and was downloaded 43 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the eClass Teacher App as malware as malware if the download link to com.broadlearning.eclassteacher is broken.

How to install eClass Teacher App on your Android device:Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to Google Play.Once the eClass Teacher App is shown in the Google Play listing of your Android device, you can start its download and installation. Tap on the Install button located below the search bar and to the right of the app icon.A pop-up window with the permissions required by eClass Teacher App will be shown. Click on Accept to continue the process.eClass Teacher App will be downloaded onto your device, displaying a progress. Once the download completes, the installation will start and you'll get a notification after the installation is finished.

At Hendrix, we believe that regular student attendance inclass is necessary for student learning, constitutive of student professionaldevelopment, and a central component of the Hendrix experience. Therefore,students who do not attend classes have failed to meet an important standard ofachievement by not living up to their responsibilities as a member of thecampus community. This is particularly true given the emphasis on studentdiscussion and participation in many Hendrix courses. Classroom teachers oftenconsider attendance a significant factor in the evaluation of studentperformance. Thus, students are expected to attend all class meetings, even incases when the classroom teacher chooses not to take attendance.

If students must be absent from class, they are expected tocommunicate with the classroom teacher as specified in the relevant coursesyllabus. Students will be excused for absences resulting from observance ofreligious holidays, cases of illness, and athletic competition, as well as any additionalreasons as determined by the classroom teacher (e.g., conference travel, ModelUN). Students do not need to present third-party documentation for absencesrelated to physical or mental illness. Misrepresenting reasons for an absenceto a classroom teacher is a violation of the Academic Integrity Policy.

Individual classroom teachers are expected to make cleartheir specific policies for class attendance in their course syllabi, includingthe timeline for and nature of what, if anything, is needed to make up forexcused absences. Because repeated absences impair academic performance regardlessof the reason for the absences, classroom teachers shall contact the studentand report repeated absences to their advisor. If attendance does not improve, theclassroom teacher shall inform the Office of Academic Success.

In a recent survey by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, 93% of teachers responded that they now use some type of digital technology to teach. Teachers are increasingly experimenting with digital technologies as a way to enable learning strategies, such as adaptive learning, and are engaging with students online to assign web-based projects, provide feedback, and offer interventions. Gwinnett County Public Schools is a school district operating in Gwinnett County, Georgia. The largest school district in Georgia, with 134 schools serving more than 176,000 students, Gwinnett County Public Schools embarked several years ago on an ambitious digital learning initiative to transform instruction and learning inside and outside of its classrooms through blended learning.

In November 2010 a special purpose local option sales tax was approved by Gwinnett County voters. This sales tax provided the school district with the critical funding to embark on the eCLASS initiative. As part of this effort, Gwinnett invested in the Brightspace LMS to serve as a central hub for eCLASS. The goal was to provide a one-stop shop for digital content, resources and communication for teachers, students, and parents.

The eClass project and its predecessor, Classroom 2000, is an attempt to show how automated capture of live lectures for later access by students and teachers can impact the teaching and learning experience. In this chapter, we present the major motivations for the development of the eClass prototype software system. We also describe in some detail how the software system was structured to facilitate the development of a living laboratory for experimentation over the past six years. We end with a brief discussion of the major evaluation lessons learnedand advice for continuing this valuable service in the educational domain.

A teacher assigning a group project can give students a place to work by creating a wiki with the group mode enabled. This will give each group their own space to record research, to develop outlines and to create the final product.

Brainstorming is a non-judgmental group creative process in which group members are encouraged to give voice to any ideas they personally consider relevant to the group exercise. In a face-to-face meeting, a brainstorming facilitator will usually stand in front of a big piece of paper and elicit ideas from the participants in the room. A teacher can create an online version of this process by setting up a wiki for the entire class or for smaller student groups and asking people to submit ideas around a brainstorming topic. People can add ideas as they occur and link to other pages for elaboration.

A teacher might assign his or her class the task of contributing to Wikipedia, Wikiversity, or to another wiki on the Web, on any class topic, perhaps by assigning students to groups (or making it a class project if the class is small enough and the topic broad enough) and challenging them to collaboratively create an article they would feel confident posting to a public-information space. Students will use the course wiki to create drafts of the article they will eventually publish to the community at the end of the semester.

In Moodle 3.1, the grades for Quizzes are not being recorded in the grade-book when completed by a non-editing teacher. Grades are recorded for students, however, and changing someone from non-editing teacher to student and having them redo the quiz makes it so that grades are now recorded.

Thanks, Paula. As far as I can see, that General Settings panel allows you to include who appears on the grade-book. But my non-editing teachers also have student roles, and thus do both appear in the grade-book. The problem is that grades are not appearing for them for Moodle Quizzes, although grades do appear for Hot Potato Quizzes.

I set up a mock course and created two accounts: one as student, one with both student-role and non-editing teacher role. The course has a hot-pot and a moodle quiz. I logged in as each in turn and did the quizzes. This is the result.

Did you try adding the grading for the non editing teachers? I am not sure about 3.1 as I am still finding new things in it, but in older versions when a user had more than one role a course, the system would count the role higher in the hierarchy and so somethings would not work in the student role because the higher role counter acted it.

Thanks, Paula and Emma. Yes, I made non-editing teachers gradeable, but their grades are still not appearing. It's odd that the grades of Hotpot quizzes are being recorded, though quizzes are not. I'm pretty sure this is a bug.

I think that you could fix this by making the non-editing teacher role a gradeable role. Then you would not need to give them the student role. This did change at one point - you used to be able to give people both roles but now it does not work as well as it used to. 2351a5e196