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In this episode, Raj demonstrates how to add a quiz to a Kaltura video in your Canvas course. See Attachments for a downloadable jobaid.
_Adding a Quiz to Kaltura Video
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Indiana University's license for Adobe Stock means that you have millions of free high-quality photos, graphics, templates, and more to use in presentations and…
_Adobe Stock
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In this episode of Quick Tips, Raj demonstrates how to use the annotation tools in Canvas SpeedGrader's DocViewer. See Attachments for a downloadable jobaid.
_Annotating Student Assignments in Canvas
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In this IC Quick Tip, we demonstrate how to set up Box Course Folders in Canvas, how to create a new folder, and how to create student drop box folders.
_Box Course Folders (no longer used at IU)
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In this video we demonstrate the features in the new Comment Library in SpeedGrader. For a printable version of this information, click on the Attachments tab.
_Comment Library in Canvas SpeedGrader
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In this video, we demonstrate how to copy a previous Canvas course into a future course. See Attachments for a downloadable jobaid.
_Copy a Canvas Course
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In this video we provide some tips for shooting a video using your phone or other mobile device. For a printable version of this information, click on the Attachments…
_Create a Video with Your Mobile Devices
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In this episode, we demonstrate how to create a timed quiz in Canvas and explain the various options. See Attachments for a downloadable jobaid.
_Creating a Timed Quiz
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In this video we provide some tips for editing a video using your phone or other mobile device. For a printable version of this information, click on the Attachments tab.
_Edit a Video with Your Mobile Devices
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In this IC Quick Tip, we demonstrate how to embed a Twitter feed into a page in the Canvas LMS. See Attachments for a downloadable jobaid.
_Embedding Twitter in Canvas
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In this video, we demonstrate how to use the Course Link Validator in Canvas to find and fix broken links.
_Finding Broken Links in Your Canvas Course
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In this video, we demonstrate how to use Google Assignments in Canvas. Google Assignments is an external tool that you can use (almost) seamlessly in Canvas to…
_Google Assignments
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In this episode, Raj demonstrates how to use Canvas Collaborations to simplify using Google in your Canvas course. See Attachments for a downloadable jobaid.
_Using Collaborations
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In this video, we demonstrate how to use Google Jamboard and suggest some ways you might use it for teaching and learning. For a printable version of this information,…
_Using Google Jamboard
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In this IC Quick Tip we demonstrate how to set up Canvas peer reviews for an assignment. See Attachments for a downloadable jobaid.
_Using Peer Review
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In this episode, Raj demonstrates how to set up groups of assignments and weight them in terms of their relative impact on the final course grade. See Attachments for a…
_Using Weighted Grades in Canvas
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Getting started with video editing in Adobe Premiere Pro. For a printable version of this information, click on the Attachments tab.
_Video Editing: Adobe Premiere Pro
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Getting started with video editing in Adobe Premiere Rush. For a printable version of this information, click on the Attachments tab.
_Video Editing: Adobe Premiere Rush
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Getting started with video editing in iMovie. For a printable version of this information, click on the Attachments tab.
_Video Editing: iMovie
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Getting started with video editing in Windows Video Editor. For a printable version of this information, click on the Attachments tab. For a printable version of this…
_Video Editing: Windows Video Editor
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In this IC Quick Tip, we demonstrate how to: Open Kaltura Mediaspace in the Canvas LMS Record a video using Kaltura Capture Share your video in your Canvas course(s)
_Video in Canvas with Kaltura
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In this IC Quick Tip, we demonstrate how to add lines and drop caps to Canvas pages. Here are the HTML code snippets used in the video: Line: <hr style="border:…
_Visual Design in Canvas
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This first video in the series introduces the concept of visual design and why it's important when designing a presentation.
_Visually Effective Slides 1: Introduction
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This second video in the series provides tips for improving your use of text in your presentations.
_Visually Effective Slides 2: Text
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This third video in the series provides tips for improving your use of color in your presentations.
_Visually Effective Slides 3: Color
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_Visually Effective Slides 4: Visual Elements
This fourth video in the series discusses the use of images, charts and graphs, and animation._Visually Effective Slides 4: Visual Elements
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This fifth video in the series examines principles of the overall design (or gestalt), including the use of white space, consistency of elements, and the use of…
_Visually Effective Slides 5: Overall Design
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In this video, we suggest ways to use VoiceThread for teaching and learning, and we show you how to add a VoiceThread assignment to your Canvas course. For a printable…
_VoiceThread: Introduction
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In this video, we demonstrate how to create a VoiceThread assignment in Canvas and discuss various options. For a printable version of this information, click on the…
_VoiceThread: Setting Up an Assignment
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In this video, we show how a student interacts with a VoiceThread assignment and how an instructor subsequently grades the submission. For a printable version of this…
_VoiceThread: Student Assignment Submission and…
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Have you ever clicked on a link from a colleague only to find that you don't have access to the file that was shared with you? In this video, we show you how to see…
_Working with Multiple Google Accounts
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In this video we present options for making sure your Zoom meetings are secure from uninvited guests. In Part 1, we demonstrate steps you can take before your meeting;…
_Zoom Security
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In this video we cover the following new features:1. Vanishing Pen2. Coffee Cup Icon3. Video in Waiting Room4. Share Screen to Breakout Rooms5. Advanced Polling and…
_Zoom: New Features
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In this video, we demonstrate some options for breakout rooms. See Attachments for a downloadable job aid.
_Zoom: Options for Breakout Rooms
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In this video, we "highlight" a few methods for controlling what you and your students see on the screen. See Attachments for a downloadable job aid.
_Zoom: Spotlight, Pin, and Focus Modes
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Adobe Connect Whiteboard Overlay Tool Demonstration
Adobe Connect Whiteboard Overlay Tool…
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This quick tip demonstrates how to use Crocodoc (a free Web 2.0 tool)to annotate a document on the web and share markup with others.
Annotating with Crocodoc
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This quick tip describes what Assistive Touch is, how to activate it, and how to use it for your mobile devices.
Assistive Touch for iPad, iPhone, and iPod
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A quick tip about using Box.iu.edu's box edit function.
Box Edit
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Classroom Assessment Techniques (CATs) are simple, informal, non-graded activities that help you gauge your teaching and your students' learning. This IC Quicktip…
Classroom Assessment Technique: Muddiest Point
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This quick tip demonstrates various ways of commenting on and marking pdf documents for grading purposes, editing, and collaborative work.
Commenting on pdf documents using Adobe Acrobat…
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In this Quick Tip, we cover how to use Adobe Presenter's Quiz tool, which allows you to create custom self-assessments in your presentations.
Creating Quiz Questions in Adobe Presenter
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This quicktip demonstrates how to upload and download multiple files in Oncourse Resources in a convenient way by using a File Transfer Protocol program called Cyberduck.
Cyberduck: Uploading and Downloading Multiple…
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This podcast demonstrates how to download Endnote from http//iuware.iu.edu for free and set it up on your computer.
Downloading and Installing Endnote
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This quicktip introduces the basic features of Evernote- A flexible note-keeper that allows you to store and access information in multiple ways.
Evernote: Access your notes anywhere anytime
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In this quicktip, Dongill talks about the benefits of using GoogleDocs and how to get started.
Getting Started with Google Docs
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This podcast demonstrates how to hide and reveal the ribbon in Microsoft Office 2007, 2010, and 2011 Applications for PC and Mac.
Hiding the Ribbon in MS Office Applications
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This quick tip podcast demonstrates how to use the iRubric tool within the Oncourse Gradebook tool. Specifically, how to create a gradebook item, choose a rubric, and…
iRubric - How to attach a rubric to gradebook item
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This quick tip podcast demonstrates how to assign student grades and provide feedback using the the iRubric tool in the Oncourse Gradebook.
iRubric - How to grade in Oncourse using irubric
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This podcast demonstrates how to view grades and rubric scores in the Oncourse Gradebook. This podcast is useful for students and instructors who are using the iRubric…
iRubric - How to view grades and rubric scores in…
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In this video tutorial, we introduced the IU cloud-based application named, IUanyWare with a demonstration
IUanyWare: What is it and how to use it?
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This Quick tip gives a demonstration of how to use the Spotlight on the Macintosh to save time in finding files, opening applications, and other keyboard shortcuts.
Mac QuickTip - Using Spotlight
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This Quick Tip covers the process of mass downloading and uploading in Assignments 2 on Oncourse for the purpose of grading.
Mass Uploading and Downloading on Oncourse
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This IC Quick Tip covers how one can download test scores from the Oncourse Test & Survey Tool and import them into an Excel worksheet
Oncourse Test & Survey Tool import to Excel
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In this IC Quicktip, we share the procedure on how to display your IU profile photo in MS Outlook 2010, MS Lync, and Sharepoint.
Outlook 2010: Displaying your Photo at IU
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A Quick Tip explanation and demonstration of Poll Everywhere.
Poll Everywhere Quick Tip
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Providing feedback for written assignments, such as comments or Track Changes, can be a time-consuming process that includes multiple recurrences of…
Providing Feedback with Google Docs
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This quick tip describes what QR codes are and how to use them for teaching and learning.
QR codes - What they are and how to use them
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This video explains how to use doodle.com to facilitate the process to schedule a meeting or event.
Scheduling meetings using doodle.com
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This QuickTip will explain some ways to get screen shots and screen recordings on a Macintosh computer.
Screen Shots and Screen Recordings on a Mac
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For instructors in need of recording their desktop or how to complete a task in a particular software or application; ScreenToaster.com provides a very simple…
Screencasting Made Easy with ScreenToaster.com
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SlideShare.com provides an easy and fast way to upload and share your PowerPoint presentations and even to embed YouTube videos between slides.
Sharing PowerPoint Presentations with…
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Sharing files, such as documents or PDFs, can easily be done with email attachments. But what to do with large files, such as videos or a set of photos? For this…
Slashtmp.iu.edu - Sharing large files
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Demonstrates how to transfer files from Sony Handycam DCR-SX60 to your MAC and convert it into a format that works with QuickTime player.
Sony Handycam with MAC
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Demonstrates how to transfer files from Sony Handycam DCR-SX60 to your PC and convert it into a format that works with Windows Movie Maker with Any Video Converter…
Sony Handycam with Windows
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This quick demonstration shows how one can easily capture any content that is currently displayed on the iPad including screenshots from Google Earth, Weather.com, and…
Taking a Screenshot on the iPad
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The video demonstrates how to capture the screen, and how to select a region of the screen and paste it into a Word document. This process is explained for both Mac and…
Taking Screenshots in Windows and Mac
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Introduces different units of file size; bits, bytes, megabytes etc. and provides practical information about how the size of a file determines our ways of sharing it…
Units of file size
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This quicktip introduces how to use VoiceThread to provide comments on images and videos.
Use VoiceThread to comment on visual media
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Learn how to use the built in snipping tool on Windows 7 and Windows 8 to take full screen screen captures or to capture just a part of the screen.
Using the Snipping Tool on Windows
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This quicktip explains how to use screen-split function in Windows 7.
Windows 7 - Split the Screen
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In this video, I demonstrate how to access your IU Zoom account, modify meeting settings, and schedule a meeting. I then show you how to start and record a meeting and…
Zoom Demonstration
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