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Weekly Introductions & Updates

Provide a weekly update for students to recap the past week and highlight upcoming important activities or assessments Why use weekly updates Help keep students engaged and on track. This sets the tone for the week and can be a great way to make sure students know any...

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Track progress in Brightspace

Class Progress The Class Progress tool is available to instructors and students for the purposes of keeping track of grade, progress and participation in a course. Instructors can use Class Progress to more quickly see progress for all students in their course to...

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Sample Final Exam Communication

Dear Students, Our [exam title] is scheduled for [date and time]. The exam is a [timed/flexibly-timed/same-day/multi-day]. This means that [explain how the exam works]. The exam will take [duration or estimated duration] to complete. You can find the exam in...

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Student Introductions Forum

Intro Text As an instructor, how can you use this resource to help your students?    Content   Please feel free to use the slide in any other way you would like. We hope that it provides your students with the resources to better navigate their online...

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Online Learning Resources for Students

This UVic Edge branded PowerPoint slide is designed to be used in your lectures or teaching materials to notify students about some resources that they can use to improve their online learning experience. It contains a link to Learn Anywhere, as well as directions on...

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Course Navigation Guide

Still adjusting to the new online learning environment? Worried that your students will get lost in your course? Check out our Course Navigation Guide for tips to make your course well-organized for students to easily navigate in Brightspace! Download the guide at the...

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