The purpose of this document is to provide brief explanations to common and straightforward questions faculty may ask DTAs about BruinLearn.
The RITCs (Research and Instructional Technology Consultants) provide Humanities CCLE support for instructors and students. They are reachable in the following ways:
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To upload a syllabus click on Syllabus on the left-hand navigation panel of the BruinLearn course site.
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To upload a general file:
Files can be added to Modules and Assignments as well.
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Adding a video or Audio file can be done in two ways.
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Materials (files, assignments, quizzes or entire modules) can be hidden from students and later revealed.
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Both MyUCLA (my.ucla.edu, where course rosters are housed), and BruinLearn (bruinlearn.ucla.edu, where course sites are housed), have their own Gradebook functions. We advise determining a gradebook workflow at the start of a quarter to minimize issues at the end. MyUCLA’s Gradebook:
BruinLearnn Gradebook:
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UCLA subscribes to Turnitin, a plagiarism checker for student papers. To create an assignment that generates a Turnitin report for student papers:
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Instructors can directly enroll students and non-students into their course.
Next time the added user logs on to BruinLearn they will see a course invitation on their homepage. If you would like more details click here. |
New faculty members may wish to access their course sites on BruinLearn prior to being able to create an official Bruin OnLine account. This can happen for many reasons, including delays caused by UCPath. To do this, these faculty should:
The RITCs will grant this non-official account temporary access to the course sites until the official account is ready. |