YuJa Panorama, which is already integrated into your Moodle course, helps check and improve the accessibility of course materials and resources. Panorama can also generate alternative formats of documents for you and students. Alternative FormatsFix FilesFix Moodle ContentFix Scanned PDFsCourse ReportAlternative Formats Alternate Formats—signified by an accessibility icon—generate alternative formats of documents for you and [...]
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Kaltura will automatically machine caption videos in English when recorded by or moved into My Media. However, if the spoken language is French, German, Russian, Spanish, or Vietnamese, you will need to request machine captioning in that specific language. Machine captioning is fast, simple, and decently accurate (75-85%) but may struggle with acronyms and industry-specific [...]
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Sharing Kaltura Videos Since Zoom Cloud Recording storage is limited, we recommend that you host your videos in Kaltura. Kaltura videos can be accessed using My Media in Moodle (online.clackamas.edu) and MediaSpace (video.clackamas.edu). Kaltura Video Resource in MoodleEmbed Kaltura Video in Moodle ResourceShare Link to Kaltura Video Outside MoodleKaltura Video Resource in Moodle The Kaltura Video [...]
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The hectic, uncertain spring 2020 semester is now over, and schools across the country are adapting to a new normal – one in which online education is increasingly a part of many programs. Disability support offices strive to support faculty and staff while ensuring that education remains equitable and accessible for all students. That task [...]
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The Kaltura Media Assignment activity allows students to submit a video directly to you for grading. The media can be either a pre-recorded, edited video (.mov, mp4) or an instantly-recorded video using Kaltura Express Capture or the Kaltura Capture App. CreateGradeCreate You can create a Kaltura Media Assignment much like any other Activity in Moodle. [...]
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Moodle isn't designed to be printed. It can be, but isn't particularly attractive nor suggested in most cases. If no other options are available you can use these steps to print out your Moodle Quiz. Use the Chrome Web Browser (Firefox is not recommended as it's printout is a little more difficult to read.) Duplicate [...]
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This is new for us as of Moodle 3.6 (2019/SU term) and is part of a greater article on Moodle Groups and may be particularly effective as a requirement before students can participate in a group activity. Enter the course that you'll be using groups in. Ensure you’ve already… enabled groups, created those groups (and [...]
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Enter the course you want to create Groups in. Click the Participants in the secondary menu. Expand the Tertiary Menu Select the Groups menu option. NOTE: If you don't see a Groups option you may need to first enable groups your course. Click on the Create group button at the bottom. On the screen that [...]
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Some quiz questions will grade automatically. For those that don't or for when you need to override a grade, you can manually grade quiz questions. Most types of quiz questions will be automatically graded by Moodle: True/False Multiple Choice All forms of Matching Calculated Cloze Short Answer* However, some question types must be manually graded [...]
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Forum activities are generally used to stimulate online discussions. NOTE: All courses come with an Ask & Share Forum to use for class-wide announcements. This forum is part of the Course Structure Template and does not adhere to the following instructions. Please contact online@clackamas.edu for assistance if you need to create an Ask & Share [...]
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External resources to help in the teaching math to students with various disabilities. Resources for Visually Impaired Students Perkins eLearning's Teaching Math to Students with Visual Impairments is targeted at math instructors and is recommended by several Disability Services offices in AHEAD. Resources for Deaf Students Veditz Answers - Math by John Brooks, M.A. Got a question on [...]
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CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY Download these Instructions Download these instructions for visual instructions and quick access: Seizure Procedure (PDF). Important contacts: Emergency Medical Personnel: 911 Campus safety: 503-594-6650 Disability Resource Center: 503-594-6357 Seizure or Faintness Accommodations Seizures can be frightening to a person having a seizure as well as those who are around when one occurs. [...]
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How-To Extend Time Limit on a Quiz Quizzes can accommodate extended time limits, due dates, number of attempts, and unique passwords for individual students. These directions look at how to extend the time limit, which is the most common accommodation. However, you will notice other settings that you can also alter. NOTE: Moodle uses the [...]
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When a screen reader sees a link... it verbalizes the word: link before reading the linked text. The linked URL may not be read, so users exploring pages in this way may not be able to tell exactly where a link leads. Log in to Moodle and navigate to the desired course. Enter the desired [...]
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Some students use screen readers to access online content. Screen readers do not read images, which makes them inaccessible to learners who rely on those readers. All other images should have ALT text—descriptive text provided. This will ensure your content is accessible to all students. NOTE: Review this WebAIM Alternative Text article to learn best [...]
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Follow these directions to grant an extension for specific student(s) for a particular assignment or quiz. Log into Moodle and navigate to your course. Enter the Assignment or Quiz where you want to add an extension. Click the More option from the secondary navigation. Select Overrides. Click the Add user override button. From Override user, select the user [...]
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Your initial course quiz settings can be overridden to set special quiz access for individuals or for groups of students. For example, an individual student can be given unlimited time to take an otherwise timed quiz, such as when a student has a Disability Services accommodation. Use the Unlimited Test Time User role for that [...]
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