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In addition to sharing content on your screen, you may want to engage or get feedback from students. Polls and breakout rooms can be set up in Zoom either prior to the meeting or during the meeting. Step-by-step guide Set up a Zoom Poll Prior to a meeting...

Step-by-step guide Contact RoomReservations@Clarkson.edu first to make sure the client is actually the best tool for you! Go to https://reserve.clarkson.edu/EMSDesktopWebDeploy Follow the instruction on the page to install the EMS Client NOTE:  Be sure...

The following are minimum recommendations only.  Please check with your course instructors for any additional resources that are required to complete the desired course of study. For successful distance or online learning, students must have access to: 1) Re...

CAMP 163 is the first of it's kind at Clarkson. It allows users to bring in their own device and use any USB device in the room. Including the microphones, cameras, mouse/keyboard, and the touch screen display on the lift desk. This room also features 5 collab...

Hybrid Classrooms and meeting spaces with Zoom Room technology allow for a stable, online meeting platform for synchronous 'live' meeting sessions with participants located on campus and online. Rooms feature ceiling array microphones so that everyone in the r...

Cellphones users need to be aware of costly fees when traveling outside of our primary coverage area or near the US/Canadian border. Cell phone users must take extra precautions as things like automatic data syncing and apps running in the background can quick...

Steps for Start up 1. Click the Quick Links and from the drop down menu, choose Moodle (https://moodle.clarkson.edu/): 2. Login to Moodle: enter your Clarkson AD & Password. 3. Click All your Dashboard to view a list of courses in which you are enrolled. ...

Moodle Mobile Version 4.1.1 is here and enabled on our Clarkson Moodle for use by instructors, students and staff. Once you have activated Moodle Mobile on your mobile device such as a cell phone or tablet, you can access course content even when you are offli...

Two Ways to Present Your Poll 1. Presenting from the Web by Poll Everywhere When you are ready for the audience to respond, you will need to activate the poll. This publishes the poll on your PollEv.com response page (i.e. PollEv.com/your-username). To activ...

Two Ways to Use this Tool The Poll Everywhere Website Integrated into an application such as PowerPoint, Google Slides, Zoom, etc. This polling tool is free for up to 40 students. You may get everything you need from Poll Everywhere's Step-by-step Guide...

When creating polls for use in class, you may want to restrict participation to Registered Participants Only but registered participants is a premium feature that can be purchased on the Poll Everywhere Pricing page. Restrict Participation Once your students...

The Sharing Cart is a block for duplicating course items into a personal library and an easy way to move those Moodle resources and activities between multiple courses on your site. With just three clicks, the Sharing Cart copies and moves a single course item...

Rubrics can be created, copied and edited in the Advanced Grading area of Assignment activity settings in Moodle. The instructions below show how to create and add the rubric, and also how to use the Grade button to view the assignment and rubric in the annota...

If your professor tells you your Assignment PDF file submission is not readable for grading in Moodle, don't panic! You just need to change the Print -Scale settings to Fit to Printable area. From the Moodle Grader perspective, your professor is seeing someth...

Th steps below will first show you how to create a quiz shell in the Learning Modules area of your Moodle course. Secondly, you will see how to add questions from your course question bank to the quiz shell. Or watch this 6 minute Quick Quiz Start-up video fro...

When instructors are interested in grading all answers to a specific question (such as an essay question) in a quiz, they may opt to do the following: Steps From your course page, click into the quiz activity, on the right in the Quiz Administration block,...

Moodle has an excellent quiz tool with plenty of options that make it very efficient for both you and your students. But if your questions/test are located in a Word document, you will need to some time reformatting them for import into the Moodle Ques...

Best practice for using quizzes in Moodle is to add questions to the Question Bank first and then add them to the actual quizzes from the Question Bank. The first step is to create categories for organizing the questions. You might organize by topic, chapter o...

Padlet is a virtual bulletin board tool where you can post and share with your students, or have students share with you, or with the class. Padlet is very easy to use and can be used in many ways. For educational purposes, it is an excellent tool for curatin...

Forums-Two Commonly Used Types: 1. In the Forum Tool "Standard Forum for General Use", students are able to make a post by using the button Add a new discussion topic. Any student can add a new discussion topic at any time and all students can see all questio...