As a student at Clackamas Community College you can access a free copy of Microsoft Office. At this time these instructions may not be fully accurate. Access to a downloadable copy of Office may require a direct request for such to ITS- Call their Help Desk at 503-594-3500 to request access. Need access for a whole class? [...]
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A Discussion within a forum is the start of a new Topic or the posing of a question that solicits replies from other students and/or your instructor. You can experiment with forums hands-on in our Moodle 101 Self-Guided Student Orientation. You may use Discussions in a forum to: Start a new conversation by posting your [...]
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After you apply for admission at CCC, you will be assigned and emailed a CCC username, email address and ID number. You will also be issued a temporary password that you will need to change to a secure password. This page has helpful resources to help you get logged in to your CCC account or [...]
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This is a feature that must be enabled in your class by your instructor (so you may not see it in all or any of your classes). If you don't see these tags to the right of your activities then you don't have Completion Tracking available to you in this course. If you do have [...]
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Forum subscriptions allow you to, via email, stay up to date with the goings-on in a given forum. When you are subscribed to a forum you will be sent an email for each post made to the forum you are subscribed to. This can be desirable for keeping tabs on a conversation or annoying in [...]
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Office 365 is a useful and inexpensive tool to use in creating documents for course assignments, quizzes or forum posts. But there are so many ways to share, post or save your documents in 365, that it can cause confusion when submitting finished work as part of a Moodle course. Keep it simple. Save any [...]
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These instructions will work for any file saved on your computer, but we strongly suggest you organize your work by creating a folder (on desktop or thumb drive) and name it the same as your course (example: WR-122-01). There are two different methods you can use to upload your submission file(s). How the methods differ: [...]
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