Performing in an Academic Environment

This video only applies to those who have multiple sections of the same course. Here you learn to export to a .zip file your master course to import it to your other course.

In D2L, we must create announcements to communicate with students. Here is a tutorial on how to achieve this.

An easy way to organize your course is in modules. Hence exercises and lectures are given on a weekly or bi-weekly basis.

In many cases, you will like to reuse items that you already created. So the best way to do this is by exporting and them importing items.

Before you add any assignment to your modules you need to set up your gradebook.

This video adds an assignment. Discussions are added differently, there is another video titled D2L - Adding More Content.

Here we discuss adding reading materials, files, and discussion forums.

At CSU Global, we have high expectations from our students. As a graduate student, you must write academically and do research. In this video, you will find answers to many of your initial questions.

In this video, I explain basic expectations for graduate papers. From organizing your text to the use of titles.

Many students struggle with where to find academic sources. In this video, I explain the easy and not-so-easy way to find adequate articles to support your writing.

In this video, I explain the expectations for an academic paper from the perspective of a college professor. Many graduate students can find academic writing a challenge, especially when they need to provide support to their arguments.

At SEU we have several tasks to perform every week. Here we go over the expectations for the Critical Thinking assignment for this module.

Academic writing can take some time to get used to. So it can be posting on discussion forums as well. Professors look for certain things in your participation. Here is a quick reference to this kind of online activity.

Now you have a lot of data, what to do with it? Pivot Charts allow you to visualize data graphically.

Ever wondered how to make a decision when you have multiple options? This video explains the IF statement (formula).

Academic writing can be hard to get used to. Here is a quick reference on what most faculty are looking for when grading academic papers.

Here is a quick reference to add an automated table of content to your APA document.

Here is a quick reference on how to set up your spreadsheet to calculate the correlation.

Here we go over adding text and the proper formatting in APA.

Here is a three-minute video on how to add tables and figures to your Word document following APA.