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  1. Add and Edit Quiz Questions

    NOTE: The following question types now automatically filters out JavaScript and non-standard HTML: Likert, Ordering, Matching, Fill in the Blanks, Short Answer, Multi-Short Answer, Arithmetic,  and Significant Figures . For existing ...
  2. View Class Progress

    The Class Progress tool allows you to see statistics and details for the current students in a course. You can see student data for each course tool, such as discussions or quizzes, and for content, logins, and grades.  NOTE: Logins a...
  3. Using ReadSpeaker

    ReadSpeaker is a bimodal content presentation tool designed to enhance student learning by reading text from pages within D2L. This technology also offers students the ability to download an audio version of the document as an .mp3 file for use ...
  4. Manually Grade Quiz Questions

    The Manually Grade Quiz Questions feature in D2L allows instructors to evaluate responses that require manual grading, such as written or essay-type questions. Part of the New Quiz Evaluation Experience , it provides an intuitive interface for ...
  5. Retrieve Withdrawn Student Course Activity Data

    There may be times you need to view Assignment Submissions , Quiz Attempts , Class Progress , and/or Course Activity Data for a student who has withdrawn or been dropped from a course. When this happens, you can use the Withdrawn Student Repor...
  6. Semester Start - Instructor Checklist

    Course Shell Verification Verify your course shell is present in your D2L course list If it is not, check in iStar . Contact your Department Chair or Dean  if the course is missing in iStar. Contact Technical Support ...
  7. Add McGraw-Hill Connect (LTI 1.3) to Your D2L Course

    LSC-Online does not have access to your McGraw-Hill  account. For integration issues, please contact your McGraw-Hill representative. This article assumes that your course has already been built in McGraw-Hill Connect . It is highly re...
  8. Export Attendance Data

    To turn in attendance that you have tracked in D2L: Go to [Course Activities] > [Attendance] . Click on the name of your register. Click on the [Export All Data]   button. Click on the CSV filename that appears in the popup wi...
  9. 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. ...
  10. Add a YouTube Video to Your Course

    You can add a YouTube video anywhere you find the [Insert Stuff] icon in a WYSIWYG/HTML editor. Inside the WYSIWYG/HTML  editor (Assignment Submission, Discussion Post, Composing an Email, etc.), click on the [ Insert Stuff]  icon in the tool...