There are two ways you can add items into your gradebook: Directly into the gradebook by using the Add grade item button. Adding Activities to your course (graded activities form an automatic connection into the gradebook). Adding Grade Items These are items you add...
The Student Success Center now has a Career Coach available to assist NMC students and alumni who are seeking employment. Dana Laursen will assist clients in developing practical job-hunting skills that build on the career counseling services offered by the Advising...
We have experienced an increase in help desk tickets recently from users getting error messages when posting to forums or taking quizzes. We would like to share the following tips when using Moodle. Recommended Internet Browsers: Please remember that Mozilla Firefox...
A number of faculty have been interested in the intersection of Active Learning Classrooms and introvert/extrovert temperaments. The webinar, Helping Introverts Thrive in an Active Learning Classroom, explores this issue. Following are some questions that arose...
At the Friday Forum on February 7th, we heard from three different NMC instructors about their experiences teaching in active learning classrooms. Thank you to Diane Emling, Laura Jaquish, and Mary Lou Deutsch for sharing best practices and how they use(d) the...
Did you know you can import and export information from your Moodle Gradebook into and from Excel? This can be a tricky process but with a few tips, you can set yourself up for success. Spend the time setting up your Moodle Gradebook Enter your categories and...
This past fall semester, Tracy Russo and I had the pleasure of speaking with Kristy McDonald's BUS231 students about their Service Learning Project. This video captures the students' perspective about the project, and what it meant to them.
As the mother of a child with autism, I am acutely aware of the difficulties my son has in navigating the world. He’s a good looking teen with shaggy hair and the dark brown line of a budding mustache. Girls are aware of his good looks, but taken back by his...
In HS 101 I finally gave up trying trying to move the electronics around so I could use the mouse and keyboard for my normal lecture style presentations of PowerPoint. Using the wireless, joystick mouse, I moved to the area farthest away from the screen. And talked...