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The university primarily uses Extron equipment for classroom and meeting spaces.  The MLC Plus 100 pictured below is the standard controller for many of the standard classrooms on campus.  (This is a new model of the MLC 104 Plus) The main functions of the co...

The university primarily uses Extron equipment for classroom and meeting spaces.  The MLC 104 Plus pictured below is the standard controller for many of the standard classrooms on campus. The main functions of the controller are to turn the room display (eith...

This article will walk you through how to log in, schedule and set up a Zoom meeting, navigate the Zoom Meeting page, start a meeting, navigate your Zoom meeting tools, share your screen, and get help with Zoom. Also, there is a link to the article on how to s...

Summary The News & Announcements forum is a great way to easily and quickly get a message out to your students. This forum allows instructors to post a message to everyone enrolled in a course that will be automatically sent to each student's email account. A...

Summary Instructors are able to allow individual students or groups of students to take a quiz with exceptions to the standard quiz settings.  This is useful for students with accommodations.  Unlimited time and other exceptions can be applied for the individ...

Faculty / Staff / Students: When you wish to login to Echo360, go to: go.clarkson.edu/echo If prompted, sign in with your Single Sign In (SSO), your Clarkson Username and Password will work.

Instructors can view content they have uploaded or recorded in their Echo library. To do so: Log into Echo at go.clarkson.edu/echo Recordings are categorized as Media.  Filter or Search for desired recording by Date Created or Name. 

This tutorial shows how to create an Assignment that uses the Annotate PDF Tool which allows instructors to grade assignments without downloading them. Note: If you will be using this tool to provide feedback for draft assignments that students will need to r...

How to Annotate a PDF Document The good news is that most of the focus is on annotating PDF documents because it is the most shared format. Annotation is also a default feature set of common tools found on both Windows and MacOS. Step-by-step guide This gui...

This article will go through how to turn off Blind Grading. Blind Grading is used to hide the identity of students to graders. Some instructors may accidentally turn this setting on, which will lead to the assignment grade not showing up in the gradebook. To m...

If you would like to receive Moderation Notifications (Nightly email reminders for content approval)  Once you are logged into Concerto click on "Settings" under your name at the top-left of the web-page.  You will be redirected to the Edit User page. Plea...

If you would like to start a Quality Matters Self-Review using the Course Review Management System (CRMS), follow the instructions below. Step-by-step guide To start a Quality Matters Self-Review using the CRMS: Go to MyQM and login to your account. Choo...

When planning for summer courses, please try to offer courses that are typically in high demand throughout the year, courses in which you often find students requesting summer transfer credit for, and common "catch up" courses needed to help students stay on t...

Adding media to Echo360 and sharing with students via Echo 360 is easy. And since Clarkson University pays to use Echo360 for media storage, this is the best place to keep your videos secure. All instructors (and students!) have Echo360 video privileges. Video...

This article will demonstrate how to add an profile image to a User's Moodle profile, for students and instructors. Head to the Moodle Website Log into Moodle At the Moodle welcome page, go to the top right of page and click the down are where your name/i...

Summary When using the Whole Forum option for grading a discussion, the easiest way to view all of one student's posts for the discussion at once, is the Grade Users button. How to Steps From your course page, click into the forum. Scroll to the bott...

Summary There are two ways to choose from for grading discussion forums. Rate posts and replies as you read your student's discussion contributions using a rating scale to grade discussion posts cumulatively. For example, you can separately rate students' ...

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