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This article covers the steps on viewing student grades after they've withdrawn from a course.

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 pin a course to your homepage in D2L, causing it to always show up on that page. These are the instructions for users on a non-mobile device.

Following these steps will pin a course to your homepage in D2L, causing it to always show up on that page. This is for users accessing D2L on a mobile device.

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

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.

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

Following these steps will enable an Instructor in D2L (Course Administrator or Course Editor) to add a Single Profile Widget to the homepage of their D2L course.

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

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

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

It is best to clear cache/cookies before taking a quiz in D2L. If you have a problem during a quiz, closing and re-launching your browser is the quickest fix.

Following these steps will publish existing scores from a quiz in D2L to the Gradebook for the course.

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