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  1.  Add a Webex Meeting to Your Course

    You can add a virtual meeting to your course using the Webex integration in D2L. You can do this in the content area. This will allow you to meet with your students in a synchronous setting where you can use webcams or microphones to speak to each o...
  2. Create a Sandbox

    A sandbox is an area where you can work on designing your course that is not visible to students and allows you to use a Test Student. Sandboxes are meant for your individual course development; other people cannot be added to your sandbox. NOTE...
  3. Upcoming Events

    This calendar contains training sessions and events put on by each campus, as well as important webinars by some of our supported vendors.   Read tips on how to use this calendar. Some of the recent webinars were recorded.   Visit the T...
  4.  Using the Virtual Teaching Assistance Center (VTAC)

    The Virtual Teaching Assistance Center (VTAC) is an online knowledge base located at vtac.lonestar.edu .  This should be the first place you go for help – it will most likely have the information you need.  If you can’t find w...
  5.  Using Webex for Collaboration

    What is Webex Meetings? Webex Meetings is a web conferencing service that connects you with anyone, anywhere, in real time. You can create meetings that combine desktop sharing through a web browser with audio conferencing and video, so everyone se...
  6. Add McGraw-Hill Connect (LTI 1.3) to Your D2L Course

    NOTE: This is Connect’s recommended Instructor Workflow Video for upgrading to Connect 1.3 (this video is slow to load, please allow a minute or two for the video to fully load).   You can also provide the Student Workfl...
  7.  Create Discussion Forums and Topics

    In D2L, discussions are a common tool used for students to engage in asynchronous communication. Discussions allow students to respond to instructor prompts and to each other's responses as they have the opportunity. This is called asynchronous....
  8. Add Pearson (LTI 1.3) MyLab and Mastering, or Revel to Your D2L Course

    ALERT :   Currently there is an ongoing issue with copying Pearson links in the Content area from one term to another. Pearson is aware of this issue, and is working to resolve it. Pearson’s recommendation is to recreate the Pearso...
  9. Proctoring Options for Online Quizzes

    Lone Star College Online Proctoring Options  Neither LSC nor LSC-Online requires proctoring. For support in creating online assessments without the need for proctoring, see Assessing Your Students . For those instructors desiring online proc...
  10. Move Your Face-to-Face or Hybrid Course Online

    Steps for Maintaining Instructional Continuity Circumstances may arise that require Lone Star College to move many courses to an online format via D2L (Brightspace by Desire2Learn). We understand that emergency situations are not ideal circumstance...