If you are using the Assessment tool inside of eLearning you may need to extend the time limit for a studetn with a documented need. You are able to do this without affecting the time limit for the rest of the class. Please follow the directions located here.
A tutorial on how to create an assessment in eLearning can be found here.
If you would like more indepth training please contact hailey.ruoff@cortland.edu
You are capable of denying access to anyone listed in your eLearning room. It is especially useful if you want to deny access to students before a semester starts or at the completion of a course.
Follow the directions to deny access located here.
If you need asssistance in setting up a new eLearning area you can follow the tutorial below:
Directions on how to set-up a blank course
If you would like personalized training a one-on-one can be set up by contacting:
Hailey M. Ruoff ‘98
Instructional Materials Design Specialist
SUNY Cortland
hailey.ruoff@cortland.edu
From semester to semester you may find the need to change the course description, the section number or even your name.
You can do so by following the directions located here: Editing Home Page
Hailey M. Ruoff
Instructional Materials Design Specialist
SUNY Cortland
hailey.ruoff@cortland.edu
As a faculty member there are two distinct ways to back-up the content in your eLearning course. An internal back-up, which will save all the content that you created in case of a system failure AND a local back-up of all the student content.
The internal back-up should be done once at the beginning of the semester and then once when ALL of your content is in place. The system administrator takes these files and saves them for use (if needed) in the future. You are also able to save a copy on your U drive “just in case” but will NOT be able to use this file without assistance from the system administrator. You can find a tutorial on how to create a system back-up here: System Back-up of eLearning
In order to save your class information in a format that is readable to you (ie: you do not need a system administrator to restore it for you) several steps need to be taken. Tutorials for backing up Discussion Threads, Mail, Assessments and Assignments can be found here:
Backing up all content in Discussion threads
Backing up internal mail
Backing up completed assessments
Backing up handed in assignments
If you need assistance please contact eLearninghelp@cortland.edu
Hailey M. Ruoff
Instructional Materials Design Specialist
SUNY Cortland
hailey.ruoff@cortland.edu
The following information will help you copy content either from a Restored room or from a prior semester into a current eLearning classroom.
Hailey M. Ruoff
Instructional Materials Design Specialist
SUNY Cortland
hailey.ruoff@cortland.edu
Did you know that you can forward your internal mail from eLearning to any email address you wish? Please follow this tutorial student login help.
PLEASE NOTE: You cannot reply to eLearning email from your primary account. This is simply a notification; letting you know that there is mail waiting for you in your eLearning room.
If you have any questions you may contact eLearning help at eLearninghelp@cortland.edu
If you are trying to upload a paper to Safe Assign and are receiving this error:
“Sorry, we do not think you are logged in to SafeAssign. Your session may have timed out. If you have received this message in error, please contact your system administrator.”
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Coordinator, Training & Production Services
SUNY Cortland
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SUNY Cortland students have the opportunity to take online (asynchronous) courses in a variety of subject areas. This can be an especially convenient option during summer and winter sessions, when it is possible to enroll in courses and earn credits without physically being on the Cortland. Since the inception of online education over ten years ago, over 5,500 students have enrolled in more than 500 online courses. Online courses are designated ASYNCH in the Registrar’s Schedule of Classes and require departmental permission.
In addition to SUNY Cortland online courses, students may enroll in hundreds of courses offered each semester through the SUNY Learning Network. The SUNY Learning Network (SLN) is a partnership in learning with many SUNY campuses, including Cortland.
For more information about online education at SUNY Cortland, visit the Information Resources Distance Learning webpage.
