Our professor has started making comments because he noticed a lot of us are taking notes. He told us “if you read the chapter you would’ve already taken notes.” I personally don’t like to take notes as I read (it’s harder to stay focused when you’re switching back and forth like that), so I wait for class to start taking notes.
Yes if it is set up as a test you can see the activity of the student. If the document can be downloaded I can run a report to see who downloaded and at what time. I have tracking statistics turned on. If you made a mistake contact your professor and be upfront about it.
The issue is that the professor said that everyone that downloaded the file on that day will be put up for academic review for integrity. So it would be helpful if they could see what time it was downloaded. 2. Continue this thread. level 1. · 1 yr. ago. They can see the …
Sep 14, 2011 · Professor: Look on the syllabus, the page numbers are there. Student: Yes, but where are the readings? Professor: On the syllabus, it tells you the text right beside the page numbers. Student: What text? Professor: The text for the class. Student: You mean the book? Professor: Yes, the book. Student: [names book] Professor: Yes, that's the one.
Blackboard cannot tell if you switch tabs if you have opened it on a normal browser. It can only detect if you are working on a proctored test or using a lockdown browser. ... The Respondus LockDown Browser uses proctoring software to detect such activities and reporting them to your instructor in real-time.Feb 4, 2022
It is possible to track the access of an individual item such as a document in Course Documents or Course Information. To do this it is necessary to select, Track Number of Views when you originally added the item. Tracking information is only collected from the time you answered Yes to this question.
No, Blackboard cannot tell when a student switches tabs on an unproctored test but the LockDown Browser disables switching tabs in a proctored test. The LockDown Browser restricts various actions and activities during tests.
In proctored exams, Blackboard or Canvas can detect switching of tabs through the use of a proctoring software known as respondus monitor. If you try to switch tabs, the browser will consider this as a suspicious attempt to access answers from the web and flag you.Sep 14, 2020
Lol is it just me, or does this new upcoming "Funko Fundays" merch look suspiciously UCF themed?
Normally, we wouldn't need to post this but some UF fanboys decided to cheat by crossposting in some Alachua subreddits.
Now seeing as I'm going to be living with other people in August, I wanted to know what was the weirdest or funniest experience you all had with a roommate?
Going into my sophomore year but I’ve done all of my classes online so far. Trying to meet some people and actually make some friends throughout college, I know the knight’s pub is typically open but bar/pub environments aren’t really my thing, any one have any other recommendations?
On one hand I was looking forward to coming back to campus and learning in a more structured environment because it was really hard to focus with classes being online. But with COVID coming back and all the other BS that comes from attending a major urban college, I dunno.
Anyone know how to get involved in research on campus? I’m a kinesiology major looking to get some research experience under my belt before applying for grad school after graduating. Anyone know what I can do to just get started as a research assistant or something similar to it.
Seriously. You’re a grown up now and free bailouts aren’t a thing. Hangovers suck. blacking out isn’t fun and you can get in some serious trouble that you won’t even remember in the morning. Watch your drinks, slam a glass of water before bed/right after waking up, and keep your hands to yourself. Lastly DO NOT DRIVE IF YOU HAVE BEEN DRINKING.
I'm in a computer class, and I've been getting the feeling my professor isn't actually looking at our work. The reason I feel this way is because I felt in the past I turned in work that didn't deserve a perfect score and I got a perfect score.
I know this is a silly question, but I like to dress up sometimes and look cute but I get the impression that most people like be very casual such as sweatpants, hoodies, pajamas etc. Will people think I look like a weirdo or try hard if I dress up? What do yall usually wear to class?
in my country, we're never have an offline class since pandemic started until now. I'm on my third year in uni right now and the last time I was having offline class was March 2020. A lot of students take this opportunity to have multiple remote internships, joining so many competitions, and working, since they can studying and working from home.