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Following these steps will set a quiz in D2L to start at a specified time and have the timer run for all students whether or not they are in the quiz.

It is possible to create a MS Teams site for a course. It does not pass activity and grade information back and forth to D2L, but offers an alternative space for the course material

PlayPosit is integrated with D2L and Kaltura MediaSpace. These links go to instructional videos and training how to use PlayPosit.

Following these steps will add users to a given course in D2L.

Following these steps will change the End Date for a course in D2L, affecting when students will be able to see and access it.

An instructor may want to re-use certain course modules that they have created in previous semesters. This article guides through how to accomplish that.

Following these steps will compose and send an email to either the entire classlist for the course, or to the students you individually select.

Following these steps will merge two courses together in D2L, leaving only one course remaining.

Following these steps will merge two courses together in D2L, leaving only one course remaining.

Intended for Instructors, following these steps will set up a method for students in a D2L course to submit and peer-review their work as a group.

Following these steps will add or update a SCORM/xAPI object to a course in D2L.

Following these steps will add or update a SCORM/xAPI object to a course in D2L.

Following these steps will enable D2L to send popup windows to your browser, which may be necessary for certain course content.

Following these steps will change the grading scale on a D2L course to be on a standard 4.0 scale.

This document gives the steps a Course Administrator would need to take to create or remove a development course or community

By default, emails from D2L are only sent to internal D2L email addresses. Users must opt-in to forward D2L emails to their MSU Spartan Mail accounts

An instructor may want to print out a classlist showing all the students in a particular course. This can be accomplished by exporting from the Gradebook.

Following these steps will grant special access to take a quiz outside of the standard times and/or attempts allowed.

Following these steps will make quiz feedback visible to the student that submitted the attempt.

Following these steps will revise the scores given on questions in a quiz in D2L

Following these steps will revise the scores given on questions in a quiz in D2L

Following these steps will remove a quiz attempt from a student in a D2L course, potentially allowing them to submit another attempt if time still permits.

Following these steps will submit a request to add iThenticate access to an account.

This article details how to restore an assignment that has been deleted from a course in D2L

It may become necessary for an instructor is submit a quiz attempt in progress for one or more of their students. This document details how they can do so.

Following these steps will submit final grades from a class to the Registrar's Office.

Following these steps will allow you to view feedback given on your D2L quiz attempt.

Sometimes filters may inadvertently hide messages. Removing the filter makes them visible.

This error can affect courses where the gradebook is set to drop the lowest score from items that do not have the same point total.

This error can affect courses where the gradebook is set to drop the lowest score from items that do not have the same point total.

Special characters can break content in D2L and prevent you from uploading files if the filename contains them. Remove them to complete the upload.

When you attempt to log in to D2L, you receive an error: "There Was a Problem Processing Authentication, Either Username or Password Was Invalid or Your Account Does Not Exist".

This error is generally caused by an incorrect password.

Turnitin is only able to scan certain file types to check for similarity/plagiarism. This error is returned when the assignment has Turnitin enabled and the file does not meet its restrictions.

Turnitin is only able to scan certain file types to check for similarity/plagiarism. This error is returned when the assignment has Turnitin enabled and the file does not meet its restrictions.

This article covers what to do if you have an active quiz attempt and you are not able to submit your answers successfully.

You have a MediaSpace video you wish to share with others, but they are not able to see it.

Sometimes when trying to upload an assignment or post a message, the screen appears to go blank, with a series of buttons across the top.

Sometimes when trying to upload an assignment or post a message, the screen appears to go blank, with a series of buttons across the top.

If an instructor is trying to add a rubric to an assessment and it does not show up, some settings may not be set correctly.

The lockdown browser sometimes opens only a white page on a Mac and does not display the test. This article details some steps to resolve the issue.