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Microsoft Word and D2L Brightspace have user friendly tools for creating accessible math equations

FACULTY: This article explains how to apply a quiz timing accommodation once for a student and have it apply to all quizzes in a course.

ALL: This article describes the D2L Brightspace Media Library tool, how to access it, links to instructions for its use, and provides links to related resources.

ALL: This article describes the D2L Brightspace class progress tool for faculty and students and how to access it, and provides links to documentation that goes into greater detail.

FACULTY: D2L Brightspace is a platform that can aid faculty supplement their in-class courses. It is also available to support the in-class courses when there is need to close school for an emergency.

FACULTY: This article for faculty introduces remote proctoring tool Respondus Monitor, explains how to get it set up, and how to review results.

STUDENTS: This article provides a link to step-by-step instructions for taking a remotely proctored exam using Respondus Monitor in D2L Brightspace.

FACULTY: There are multiple ways to set up grades in D2L’s grade book. This article will focus on two: setting up the grade book in the Manage Grades section of the grade tool first, and setting up the grade book as you create the activities in the course.

FACULTY: This article reviews the various email options available to faculty in D2L Brightspace. Email in D2L functions much like a postal drop box; you can send messages out to student accounts, but you cannot interact with your university email inside of D2L.

FACULTY: Create a rubric in D2L Brightspace and connect it to an assignment or discussion.

FACULTY: Create modules, upload files, and add activities to your course.

FACULTY: This article explains how to create and manage Announcements in your D2L course shell.

FACULTY: Describes the D2L Brightspace Quick Eval tool for viewing all unevaluated student submissions in a course, including limitations and links to comprehensive guide to usage.

FACULTY: use the built in accessibility checker to make sure HTML files/web pages in D2L are accessible.

STUDENTS: This article will cover how to navigate to a quiz and explain the user interface a student would see when you take a quiz.