Technical Support
Quickstart - June 15th, 2010If you need technical support or have questions about the modules, please contact the Ask A Librarian service via chat, email, phone, or instant message.
If you need technical support or have questions about the modules, please contact the Ask A Librarian service via chat, email, phone, or instant message.
Once students have taken an assessment using an instance URL, their scores will be available in the repository. (Note: If you used Canvas and the ‘Add an Assignment’ option, student scores will SYNC to your Canvas grade book.)
To access student assessment scores from the repository:
To give students access to module instances:
When students use this URL they will need to log in with their NID and NID password and they will be able to access that instance’s unique log in page. When assigning modules to students, it may be helpful to include the following text along with the instance URL for the module.
Below are links to Information Literacy Modules that you will complete. You will need to log in with your NID and your NID password. If you don’t remember your NID, you can look it up here https://my.ucf.edu/nid.html
If you’re unsure of your NID password, you can reset your password using this online form
https://www.secure.net.ucf.edu/selfreset/pages/nidpidcheck.aspx?type=nid
If you need help or have questions, you can use the FAQ http://infolit.ucf.edu/students/help OR
contact the Ask A Librarian service at the library http://library.ucf.edu/Ask
There is no limit on the number of instances that can be made from a module.
To create an instance in the respository:
There are two ways you can assign Information Literacy Modules:
*Note: Even if you have used the modules in the past, please create a new instance from the community library to insure you are using the most up to date version. Previous versions may contain Flash objects and will no longer work.
Graded:
—OR—
Ungraded:
If you are creating an instance of a module and assigning it to students, it may be helpful to include the following text and distribute it with the URL to your students:
Below are links to Information Literacy Modules that you will complete. You will need to login with your NID and your NID password.
If you don’t remember your NID, you can look it up here https://my.ucf.edu/nid.html
If you’re unsure of your NID password, you can reset your password using this online form
https://www.secure.net.ucf.edu/selfreset/pages/nidpidcheck.aspx?type=nid
If you need help or have questions, you can use this FAQ http://infolit.ucf.edu/students/help/ or contact the Ask a Librarian service http://library.ucf.edu/Ask
Yes, you can create a “derivative work” from any of the modules.
Once you are logged into the repository, click on “Community Library” tab.
From the list, select a module to create a derivative work.
Click on “Create Derivative Work.”
The object now will be listed in “My Objects,” where you can edit the content and save it.
Once you are logged into the repository, go to the “Published Instances” tab at the top of the window.
Select the instance from the list.
Locate the URL next to the Instance Link label in the description panel.
This is the URL you will distribute to your students. The URL takes students to your instance of the module via the repository. Students will need to log in with their NID and NID password.
Once you are logged into the repository, go to the “Published Instances” tab at the top of the screen.
Select the instance from the list displayed on the left.
Select the “Assessment Scores” tab at the top of the description panel.
The assessment scores will be displayed and can be downloaded from Obojobo (repository), and then uploaded into Canvas using the directions on this page http://onlinesupport.cdl.ucf.edu/obojobo/export-grades/