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Contents 1 Getting Started with eLearningBCC 1.1 eLearningBCC Quick Start Guide 1.2 Copying Course Content into a New Section 1.3 Reordering Files 1.4 Adding Images 2 Communication Tools 2.1 Announcements 3 Surveys, Quizzes and Self-Tests 3.1 Creating Assessments 3.2 Creating Assessment Questions 3.3 Selective Release 4 Backing up Course Materials

[edit] Getting Started with eLearningBCC

[edit] eLearningBCC Quick Start Guide

Learn how to activate your course space, modify your course homepage, upload your syllabus and add other course content (like course notes, PowerPoint files, etc...)

[edit] Copying Course Content into a New Section

Learn how to copy course content into a new section.

[edit] Reordering Files

Once you've added files to your course site you may want to modify the order in which files appear.

[edit] Adding Images

If you want to customize your homepage with an image you'll need to learn how to a bit of HTML coding. It's doable, and this document will show you how.

[edit] Communication Tools

[edit] Announcements

Announcements are a great tool for communicating important information to your students. Learn how to create announcements and keep your students up-to-date with course information, important reminders, college happenings and more!

[edit] Surveys, Quizzes and Self-Tests

[edit] Creating Assessments

You can create three types of assessments in eLearningBCC: surveys, quizzes and self-tests. Surveys are anonymous and are good for obtaining feedback about the course (think of them like online classroom assessment techniques). Quizzes are gradable assessments that show up in the grade book. Any kind of exam that you would give would fall under this category. Self-tests are good for students to practice with but they do not get counted in the grade book.

[edit] Creating Assessment Questions

Learn how to create questions for a survey, test or quiz.

[edit] Selective Release

You can set release criteria to specify the availability of assessments or other types of course content to individuals, groups or the entire class.

[edit] Backing up Course Materials

The college backs up the eLearningBCC system on a nightly basis. We also send backups off-site weekly to ensure the saftey and integrity of the system.

We highly recommend that faculty maintain their own local copies of their course materials. If you need assistance with this process please contact us.