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- Knowledge Base
- Student Resources
- Student Planning
How to view and search the course catalog
- Knowledge Base
- Nexus Course Support
- Getting Started with Nexus
Information about advantages and tutorials for Tiles Format in Nexus.
- Knowledge Base
- Nexus Course Support
- Create, Organize, & Manage Content/Assignments
Instructions for students on how to submit assignments in Nexus.
- Knowledge Base
- Nexus Course Support
- Create, Organize, & Manage Content/Assignments
Article about Sharing Cart Feature for sharing activities between courses.
- Knowledge Base
- Nexus Course Support
- Getting Started with Nexus
Nexus Essentials is a one page "tip sheet" that provides information about using Nexus (logging in/out, supported file types, etc.)
- Knowledge Base
- Nexus Course Support
- Create, Organize, & Manage Content/Assignments
- Backup & Restore Content
Instructions to restore your course from a backup.
- Knowledge Base
- Nexus Course Support
- Create, Organize, & Manage Content/Assignments
- Backup & Restore Content
Explains how to backup the student submission associated with your Nexus course.
- Knowledge Base
- Nexus Course Support
- Create, Organize, & Manage Content/Assignments
- Backup & Restore Content
Explains how to backup your grades from a Nexus course.
- Knowledge Base
- Nexus Course Support
- Create, Organize, & Manage Content/Assignments
- Backup & Restore Content
Step-by-step instructions on how to archive a Nexus course to your local computer.
- Knowledge Base
- Learning Design and Digital Innovation Support
- Multimedia
- Ensemble Video
How to add videos to an Ensemble Video playlist.
- Knowledge Base
- Learning Design and Digital Innovation Support
- Universal Design/Accessibility
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a process by which instructors design their course content to be accessible to all students. Although many people think that making content more accessible only helps people with disabilities access it, in reality, it will improve learning for all students in your class.