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To add someone to your course, select the Classlist link from the navigation bar at the top of your eLearning course home page. When the Classlist page opens:
Note: Non-registered students in current semester courses MUST be added in as Guest Students as the automatic roster load will remove them when it runs. Faculty cannot enroll a student in the official "Student" role. |
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Instructors will no longer be able to unenroll persons with a student role from an eLearning course. The only reason an instructor should need to do this is to reenroll the person as an incomplete student. Please see the new process for changing a person's role from student to incomplete student in an eLearning course.
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You will have to copy your course content into your new official course shell. You may copy from a development course master or from a previous semester's course. Note: If you need to copy content from another instructor's course, you must first be enrolled in that course as an instructor. Here are the steps: Copy Course Components PDF Guide Here is a link to the Collaborate session on Copying Course Components https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/jwsdetect/playback.jnlp?psid=2013-08-14.0956.M.5850FCE9A4C74EED855130EB8B37D5.vcr&sid=uwf0707
To select specific items to copy
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What is a browser?
While Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox are the most widely known, there are others:
The most important question is: Which Internet browsers have proven to be the most compatible with eLearning (Desire2Learn) and all of the other web based tools we use to develop and implement online instruction? First, there is a difference between “viewing” and “interacting with” online content. For simply viewing online content it really doesn’t matter which browser you use. However, even something as basic as taking a quiz constitutes “interacting” with online content. There are essentially two internet browsers recommended by the UWF Academic Technology Center (ATC) and Information Technology Services (ITS). They are:
Is there any issue with having all three browsers installed and available on my computer at the same time?
elearning Officially Supported BrowsersWindows
Mac OS X
Mobile web
Where do I get these browsers?
Can't Find the Answer to your Question? Call Us or email askatc@uwf.edu!Contact Our Instructional Designers: Cindy Mersereau: June Watkins: Lior Flum:
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