Course Folders
Folders organize course materials, and they're distinguished by the folder icon next to their name.
Folders organize course materials, and they're distinguished by the folder icon next to their name.
Course Assignments
Assignments are graded items. Each assignment may require you to make a submission. Once you've made a submission, the instructor can grade the assignment, provide feedback, and upload a file back to you.
To submit a file to an assignment, follow these steps:
Assignments are graded items. Each assignment may require you to make a submission. Once you've made a submission, the instructor can grade the assignment, provide feedback, and upload a file back to you.
To submit a file to an assignment, follow these steps:
- In the Assignment, click Submit Assignment.
- Use the Add a Comment area for questions and concerns (optional).
- Select one of these options:
- Upload: Select a file from your computer.
- Create: Create a document on the web using the text editor.
- Resources: Select a file from your Resources, which can be a Google Doc if you have linked your account (See Account Settings for more details).
- Click Submit to finish.
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Course Files/Links
Files that have been added to your course can appear inside of Folders or in the Files/Links area of the Materials Index. Typical file types can be viewed in your browser without having to download the file. These include:
Files that have been added to your course can appear inside of Folders or in the Files/Links area of the Materials Index. Typical file types can be viewed in your browser without having to download the file. These include:
- Word (.doc, .docx)
- Excel (.xls, .xlsx)
- Powerpoint (.ppt, .ppt)
- PDF (.pdf)
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Course Discussions
Discussions are interactive conversations that allow participation between you, your classmates, and your instructor. Each discussion has threaded commenting, allowing you to respond to any post by another student.
Discussions are interactive conversations that allow participation between you, your classmates, and your instructor. Each discussion has threaded commenting, allowing you to respond to any post by another student.
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Course Pages
Pages are resources created by your instructor to supplement the course. These pages are highly versatile, allowing for the inclusion of text, image, outside link, and video information.
Pages are resources created by your instructor to supplement the course. These pages are highly versatile, allowing for the inclusion of text, image, outside link, and video information.
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