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* Grading students using [[Gradebook|gradebook]] complete with statistics and interactive graphs | * Grading students using [[Gradebook|gradebook]] complete with statistics and interactive graphs | ||
* Organizing questions in the [[Test bank|test bank]] | * Organizing questions in the [[Test bank|test bank]] | ||
| − | * Building [[Quiz module|quizzes]] for | + | * Building [[Quiz module|quizzes]] for online assessment |
* Using [[Rubric|rubrics]] for communicating expectations and quickly assessing student work | * Using [[Rubric|rubrics]] for communicating expectations and quickly assessing student work | ||
* Building [[Team|teams]] with dedicated team menus | * Building [[Team|teams]] with dedicated team menus | ||
| − | * Using | + | * Using [[Features of Message Center|unified message system]] for threaded discussions and for sending messages to any combinations of recipients |
| − | * Managing events and assignment deadlines using [[Calendar]] complete with automatic synchronization with students calendars | + | * Managing events and assignment deadlines using [[Calendar|calendar]] complete with automatic synchronization with students calendars |
* Tracking [[To-do list|to-do items]] | * Tracking [[To-do list|to-do items]] | ||
* Networking with others through [[eCommunities]] | * Networking with others through [[eCommunities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:02, 25 March 2013
Our tools are designed to be easy-to-use, quick to set-up and highly secure.
- Building multimedia class portals/websites
- Adding students automatically or manually
- Automatic building of the roster
- Copying and distributing coursework and assignments across multiple classes
- Email alerts for reminding upcoming tasks
- Collecting assignments using different submission settings
- Assigning and collecting multiple ePortfolios
- Managing and sharing documents and files using document center
- Grading students using gradebook complete with statistics and interactive graphs
- Organizing questions in the test bank
- Building quizzes for online assessment
- Using rubrics for communicating expectations and quickly assessing student work
- Building teams with dedicated team menus
- Using unified message system for threaded discussions and for sending messages to any combinations of recipients
- Managing events and assignment deadlines using calendar complete with automatic synchronization with students calendars
- Tracking to-do items
- Networking with others through eCommunities
- Bookmarking favorite items
- Many navigation shortcuts
- and more.
