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IDDS Workshop Schedule

IDDS offers a wide variety of workshops. If the time of the workshop does not fit your schedule, please contact us for a one-to-one appointment!

Faculty Workshop Schedule [PDF format]

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Week of April 16

Monday, April 16
Call for an Appointment

Tuesday, April 17
D2L: New Features
9:30am to 10:30am

Wednesday, April 18
Social Media in Education
10:00am to 11:00am

Thursday, April 19
D2L: Quizzes
2:00pm to 3:00pm

Friday, April 20
Call for an Appointment

We're available for one-to-one consultation!
If there is a class that you would like to take, please call and we can schedule a one-to-one session with you.

IDDS Events

IDDS provides a 4 Week Online Desire2Learn course for those teaching through the Office of Extended Studies during the Summer. Check back for course times and dates.

Brown Bag Lunch

Join us for our first Brown Bag Lunch. Our topic is Wikis in the Classroom. Bring you own brown bag lunch--we'll supply the drinks and dessert! Date: TBA

Director of IDDS &
SU Desire2Learn Campus Administrator

Shelley Gross-Gray, M.S.I.T.
Office: Lehman Library room 015
Phone: 717.477.1816
Email:sjgros@ship.edu

Instructional Technology Generalist

Donna Panzo, M.S.I.T.
Office: Lehman Library room 014
Phone: 717.477.1123 x3439
Email: dmpanz@ship.edu

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Welcome to the Desire2Learn Help Center

Please remember that like our previous course management system it will take between 24 to 48 hours for student names to migrate from the registrars system into the D2L system.

SPECIAL NOTE

Plagiarism Detection (Turnitin) can be found in the Dropbox area. Nowhere in D2L is Turnitin mentioned, however, clicking on the checkbox in the Dropbox area next to the words "Plagiarism Detection: Enable for this folder" as shown below in the graphic, will activate Turnitin.

Faculty Dropbox Instructions

Please visit the Dropbox area for instructions on setting up the Dropbox area and plagiarism detection.

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Helping Your Students Understand the Dropbox and Plagiarism Detection

Students must use the Dropbox to turn their papers in for plagiarism detection, faculty cannot submit papers for students. Students should submit their work through the Dropbox folder that faculty create for the assignment in the Dropbox area.

Student instructions are available at:
http://www.ship.edu/IDDS/D2L_Student_Orientation/Plagiarism_Detection_Turnitin/ .

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