Learn how to use the Microsoft Translator app on your phone to create live captions in OneNote that will automatically be saved as a transcript in the notebook. This is a great accessibility tool for students.
As we move back on campus, you might still want to use an online booking page for your office hours. This is a simple way for students to book a time with you in person or for meeting online. Some … Continued
To email everyone in your course, you can use the email function within Blackboard. It will email your students using their Douglas College email address. Click on the image below to watch the video (39 seconds).
By default, students will only be able to access your Blackboard course on the first day of the new semester. You may want to make your course available to students before the first day of classes. If you do, here … Continued
The LLPA Academic Integrity Committee came up with a number of scenarios that are related to the different areas within LLPA. Each of these scenarios has been turned into Blackboard quiz and also some interactive elements that can be added … Continued
If you have created a test or quiz in one course and want to move it to another course in Blackboard, here is how you can do that. Click on the image below to watch the video.
While Zoom and Teams both have the option of having your audio automatically captioned, Blackboard Collaborate Ultra does not. One way to get automatic captions in your classroom or in tools like Collaborate is to use PowerPoint Online. Click on … Continued
I held a OneNote Class Notebook Workshop on August 20, 2021. For those who unable to attend, the session was recorded. Here is a link to the recording along with additional resources: Workshop Recording Start Here What is Class Notebook? … Continued
As we move from our home offices back to our DC offices, you might find it helpful to make use of OneDrive which is part of our DC Office 365 account. I did up a video on how to use the … Continued
If you are wanting to know more about Microsoft Office 365 and what it can do for you, this 21-minute overview should give you a few ideas. Click on the image below to watch the video.