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How do I create a blog or reflective journal?
The discussion tool can be used to have students keep a reflective journal that can only be seen by themselves and the instructor. Using the groups tool, you can easily make a discussion activity “individual” to each student. Go to the Brightspace course where you...
How do I join a community or resource site?
There are several community and resource sites (e.g., training, clubs, others) available to everyone in Brightspace. To self-register or request registration in one of these sites, simply follow these steps: Log into Brightspace with your Netlink ID and...
How do I create a sign-up sheet in Brightspace?
The group self-enrollment option in the Groups feature allows students to sign up for different options like a sign-up sheet. For example, students can choose project topics, research article options, presentation slots, or appointment times. In addition to allowing...
How do I see my group in Brightspace?
Brightspace allows students to participate in group projects and discussions with a small selection of classmates. In some courses you might be automatically enrolled in a group in other courses you might be asked to join a group. In either case, go to the...
Record a video/lecture on Zoom and share it
This page explains how to record a Zoom session and share it in Brightspace. This is a useful way to share lecture recordings so students can watch or re-watch them later. Instructors and students can also use Zoom as a quick and simple way to record a video demo or...
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