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Enable Automatic Import of Zoom Meeting Recordings to Panopto

Panopto is an enterprise video hosting platform, providing a cloud-based service to centrally manage your recorded videos, lectures, and presentations.  As a Panopto user, you can choose to automatically import Zoom Meeting cloud recordings to your Panopto account.

NOTE: The automatic import feature does not apply to Zoom Meeting recordings saved to a user’s local device.

  1. Log into your Panopto account, using your EID, password, and MFA (multi-factor authorization) for access.
  2. In your Panopto home page, click on your user icon (A) and from the pop-up window select User Settings (B).Panopto home page with user icon and user settings noted with arrows.
  3. From the User Settings window, under Meeting Import Settings, check ACC Zoom (Zoom) (A) and click Update (B) to enable the automatic import option.
    User Settings options window with Automatic Import setting checked as enabled.
  4. Now that the automatic import option is enabled, once a new Zoom Meeting cloud recording is made, the imported file is saved to Meeting Recordings (a subfolder of My Folder in your Panopto account).Panopto My Folder view with arrow indicating Meeting Recordings subfolder.

NOTE: Enabling the automatic import setting will only take effect for Zoom Meeting cloud recordings made after the settings change.  Cloud recordings made prior to the adjustment will not automatically import to your Panopto account retroactively.

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Blackboard Ultra: Add Packback to Your Course

Add Packback to Your Blackboard Ultra Course

Packback is a platform that helps improve students’ critical thinking through AI-powered inquiry-based learning communities and is integrated into ACC’s Blackboard Learning Management System.  To add Packback to your Blackboard Ultra Course, follow the steps detailed below.

  1. From any Add Content icon (+) in Course Content, select Content Market.Course Content page, with Add Content icon indicated by arrow and Content Market in pop-up menu indicated by outline box and arrow.
  2. In the Content Market page, scroll down and locate Packback. Click the Add Content (+) icon to add the tool link to the Course Content page.
    Content Market page with Packback tool framed in red and arrow indicating the Add Content icon.
  3. The Packback tool link is now added to Course Content.  The newly created link will default to “Hidden from students”, so edit the visibility as needed.  To change the link name and/or add a text description, click the More Options icon (…) and select Edit.  To move the link to a different location in Course Content, click and hold the Move icon (six dots) and drag the link to the desired location.
    Course Content page, with Packback tool link added.  Visibility menu, More Options, and Move icons indicated by arrows and pop-up menu Edit option framed by outline box and indicated by arrow.
  4. Review the Packback Resource Guide to follow the steps for connecting your course to a community, creating content, and setting up the gradebook.  The guide also features links to other useful articles for implementing Packback within your course.

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Blackboard Ultra: Setting Custom Status in Qwickly Attendance

Setting a Custom Course Status in Qwickly Attendance

Qwickly Attendance provides power and flexibility with attendance statuses. Three attendance statuses are built in (Present, Absent, and Excused) and others can be created for all courses or individual courses. Each status has an absence weight and points attached to provide basic options like late or tardy all the way to building complex participation scales. This enables faculty to set items as partial credit, award bonuses for going to study sessions and create participation scale (i.e. 1-5 points per day).

Click the article link and view the video below to learn more about creating custom course statuses.

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Blackboard Ultra: Integrating Qwickly Attendance in Gradebook & Grading Attendance

Integrating Qwickly Attendance in Gradebook & Grading Attendance

Qwickly Attendance features direct integration with Blackboard Ultra’s Gradebook.  Define your grade parameters and have Qwickly Attendance keep the corresponding grade column up to date throughout the entire semester.

View the Grading Integration article and watch the companion videos below to learn more.

Integration

Session-Based Grading

Absence-Based Grading

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Blackboard Ultra: Taking Qwickly Attendance by Groups or with a Timer

Taking Qwickly Attendance by Groups or with a Check-In Timer

Qwickly Attendance offers a variety of ways to take attendance: take attendance manually using a list of students, click through students one by one, or start a student check-in session in which students can check in on their own devices.

Attendance by Groups or Sections

Qwickly Attendance allows instructors to take attendance for select groups or sections of students in a course if it has been set up in such a way.  This feature allows instructors to keep attendance when a single Blackboard Ultra course is used to maintain the enrollment of 2 or more separate course sections.

Using a Check-In Timer

Checking in allows instructors to skip manually taking attendance and gives students credit for being in class.  Qwickly Attendance allows Instructors to set a timer for a student check-in attendance session.  When running the check-in session, this timer will be displayed on the instructor screen.

Click the article link and view the video below to learn more about how to enable the timer during student check-in.

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Blackboard Ultra: Getting Started with Qwickly Attendance

Getting Started with Qwickly Attendance

Qwickly Attendance enables faculty to take attendance that is automatically graded in the Blackboard Ultra Gradebook. Instructors can take attendance using an attendance list on screen or allow students to check in on their own browser.

Follow the steps in this brief Setup Guide as well as the Course Settings Overview and watch the First Time Setup video below to get started with the basics of Qwickly Attendance.

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Blackboard Ultra: Qwickly Attendance Student View & Adding Comments

Qwickly Attendance Student View & Adding Comments to Attendance Records

Student View

Students have a unique view of the attendance screen, allowing them to see their own record, helping them stay on track of any attendance policies. Of course, they are not able to see the record of any other student.

Click the article link and view the video below to learn more about how the Student View display.

Adding Comments

Qwickly Attendance allows instructors to add comments to Attendance Records. Comments are set to private by default.

Click the article link and view the video below to learn more about how to add comments to a student attendance record.

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Qwickly Course Tools – Sending an Email

How to send an email using Qwickly Course Tools

Qwickly Course Tools increases the efficiency of communicating with members of multiple courses as well as simplifying tasks that need to be done repetitively in each course an instructor teaches.

  1. From your Blackboard Ultra Navigation page, click Tools from the menu pane and select Qwickly Course Tools.
    Blackboard Ultra Navigation page with Tools menu link indicated by arrow and Qwickly Course Tools framed by outline box and arrow indicator.
  2. Select Send Email (A) from the Course Tools list. Select the course(s) you’d like to email in the left hand course list (B). Choose whether you would like to send the email to everyone or a specific role(s). Enter an email subject and compose the body of the email. Add an attachment if needed (C). You can choose to send yourself a copy of the email as well. Once complete, click Send.
    Send Email Qwickly Tool

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Zoom Meeting: Preassigning Meeting Participants to Breakout Rooms

As a meeting host, you can split your meeting participants into breakout rooms when scheduling the meeting. This can be useful if you already know how you want to split up your participants.

You can also manage your breakout rooms during the meeting.

The tutorial video below demonstrates the following aspects of pre assigning breakout rooms:

  • Creating preassigned breakout rooms
  • Importing a CSV file for preassigned breakout rooms
  • Deploying preassigned breakout rooms in a meeting

Supplemental Resources Document:  PPT tutorial slideshow of the steps demonstrated in the instructional video.

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