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Can I add students to my Sandbox?
Updated onArticleYou can add any Brightspace user (who is either a Radboud University colleague or student). You can add any existing Brightspace user from the Radboud University to your Sandbox, including students. When enrolling others you can assign them certain roles that determine their permissions in a course. For more information about these roles and permissions, please visit this article.
Manuals Brightspace (EN) Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I add colleagues to my Sandbox?
Updated onArticleYou can add any Brightspace user (who is either a Radboud University colleague or student). You can add any existing Brightspace user from the Radboud University to your Sandbox, including (direct) colleagues. When enrolling others you can assign them certain roles that determine their permissions in a course. For more information about these roles and permissions, please visit this article.
Manuals Brightspace (EN) Frequently Asked Questions
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Hoe kan ik iets uitproberen in Brightspace?
Updated onArticleIn Brightspace heeft elke docent (rol) toegang tot een eigen persoonlijke experimenteeromgeving (Sandbox). Hierin kun je alle functionaliteiten vrij uitproberen: je acties hebben geen consequenties voor bestaand onderwijs en alle wijzigingen in de Sandbox zijn alleen voor jou zichtbaar (en voor degenen die je zelf hebt toegevoegd). Experimenteer bijvoorbeeld met manieren om informatie te presenteren, studenten te toetsen of interactie tussen studenten te bevorderen. (Sub)modules en items die je naar tevredenheid in je Sandbox hebt gebouwd, kun je gemakkelijk kopiƫren naar je Brightspacecursus.
Handleidingen Brightspace Veelgestelde vragen
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How can I experiment with Brightspace?
Updated onArticleEvery lecturer (role) in Brightspace has access to their own personal experimentation environment (Sandbox). You have access to all necessary functionalities, and can try them out without possible unwanted consequences for yourself or your students. The Sandbox is private: only you and the colleagues you have enrolled can view its content. You can, for example, experiment with new ways to present your content, create new tests for students and discover ways to improve interaction with students. You can also prepare a course in your Sandbox and export it to a public course when satisfied.
Manuals Brightspace (EN) Frequently Asked Questions
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Are manuals also available in Dutch?
Updated onArticleAll manuals and instructions are available in both Dutch and English. Go to Brightspace NL for an overview of the Dutch articles.
Manuals Brightspace (EN) Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I receive Announcements by e-mail?
Updated onArticleUnder Notifications to set up email notifications for Announcements.
Manuals Brightspace (EN) Frequently Asked Questions
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How can I add a student to a list of candidates?
Updated onArticleA teacher can add a student that was not registered for a test, to the list of test candidates. However, not every department allows teachers to do so. Students are supposed to register for tests in advance, so that the entry requirements for the test can be checked by OSIRIS.
Manuals OSIRIS Teacher - Advisor Course Participants/Registering Grades (for teachers)
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How can I give all students the same result in one go?
Updated onArticleWhen a course is assessed with an alphanumeric result, for example Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory, it can be useful to give all students a satisfactory result at first and then select a single student to change the grade into a Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory result. This saves a lot of work compared to giving the same result to all students, especially when there are many students. This working instruction describes how this works.
Manuals OSIRIS Teacher - Advisor Course Participants/Registering Grades (for teachers)
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How do I make a passport photo list of the participants in my course?
Updated onArticleA teacher can easily make a passport photo list of the participants in his course. This work instruction explains how to do it.
Manuals OSIRIS Teacher - Advisor Course Participants/Registering Grades (for teachers)
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How can I create a list of participants per working group?
Updated onArticleParticipants in a course can be divided into working groups (in OSIRIS termed as 'instructional mode groups'). Teachers can download an overview of the division of students per working group, as described below.
Manuals OSIRIS Teacher - Advisor Course Participants/Registering Grades (for teachers)