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Microsoft Planner is a task management tool that can be utilized in various ways to enhance productivity and organization. Here are several use case examples illustrating how faculty, staff, and students can effectively use Microsoft Planner.
Microsoft Loop is a versatile tool within the Microsoft 365 suite that offers many practical applications for staff, faculty, and students. Designed to enhance collaboration, streamline communication, and organize workflows, Microsoft Loop provides a centralized platform for managing tasks, sharing content, and facilitating teamwork. Below are some key use case examples demonstrating how Loop can benefit various roles.
Please see the attached file for information on the Faculty Dashboard, located in the For Faculty tab in MyCCRI
Send an Email from Blackboard
Where can I find my registered students emails? When viewing a class roster in the Faculty Dashboard, you will see a list of all registered students. On this page, you can check off some or all students on this list, then click the Email icon and it will open a draft email that sends to all the selected student's emails.
Add office hours to your course schedule using MyCCRI.
How to make your course available to students ?
A general guide to the SRI process within the MyCCRI portal.
This knowledge base article provides faculty members with clear, step-by-step instructions on creating and managing a class SharePoint in Office 365. Faculty can learn how to create the SharePoint group, add students, and efficiently share files within the group for streamlined document sharing with their students.
Creating a Medial Link in Blackboard
Downloading MediaLecture
Recording with MediaLecture
Medial Analytics
Respondus Monitor builds upon the power of LockDown Browser, using a student’s webcam and industry-leading video analytics to prevent cheating during non-proctored exams. It’s the most cost-effective, scalable, and student-friendly system for online proctoring.
Respondus Monitor Quick Start Guide