I use this blog to document all my responses to questions from faculty, administration, staff, students etc. about educational technology.
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Showing posts with label exchange. Show all posts
Friday, July 19, 2013
Q: Where I can find good quality classroom ideas?
A: The Interesting Ways series continues to be a great example of crowdsourcing good quality classroom ideas
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Q: Where I can find free high-quality resources for my courses?
A: The answer is MERLOT (Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching): http://www.merlot.org/merlot/index.htm
It is free and open online teaching community.
It is free and open online teaching community.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Q: I would like to have a list of the e-mail addresses of the students in my course but can't seem to extract them from the Blackboard site. Is there a way to put the addresses into a text file?
A: Yes.
From your Blackboard site's control panel:
- Go to User Management > List/Modify Users
- Place your cursor directly to the right of the first letter of the first name on the list, click and hold.
- Drag down to highlight the rest of the page
- Hit Ctrl & C or Apple & C on your keyboard to copy
- Open a blank text file page (such as Notebook)
- Click in the top left corner of the blank text file page, and hit Ctrl & V or Apple & V on your keyboard to paste
- Save text file page to desktop and close
- Open Excel and from the File menu, select Open
- Find the text file page you just saved in the dialog box that opens, select it, and click the Open button (you may have to change "Files of type" to "All Files" or "Text Files" to find it)
- In the next dialog box that opens, select Delimited and click Next
- Select "Space" as your delimiter and click Next
- Click Finish
- Double click the top of the column in Excel that has the e-mail addresses
- Hit Ctrl & C or Apple & C on your keyboard to copy
- Now you can paste the list into a text file or into your e-mail. You can also paste them directly into a To line of an e-mail composition and hit enter. In most clients, this will put them each on a separate line. You could also paste them into the address book.
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