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Hey @Peggy.R.1517,

Thank you for reaching out in the Brightspace Community.

In this case, you may find this community article helpful for the workflow you are trying to achieve:
https://community.d2l.com/brightspace/kb/articles/17895-create-a-presentation-with-capture-web

You could drag the new tab with the Learner view to another window and on step 7 you could select to share the the Browser Tab or Window that includes the Learner view instead of sharing the Entire Screen.

For example:
Tab 1 with My Media page
Tab 2 with the Learner View on a different window

On Tab 1:
Select "Create Recording"
Click on "Share Screen"
Select the Browser tab (example Chrome Tab) and choose the Learner tab from the list which is in an new window.
Click Share
Select "Start Recording"

Go to Tab 2 with the Learner view and Navigate as you need

Go to Tab 1 and click "Pause Recording"
Then Click "Finish Recording "
Save and Close

Results: The video will only include the Tab 2 recording.

Please keep us posted if this resource was helpful to complete your intended workflow.

Kind regards,

Best,

Ana

Hi Dane,

I hope your year is off to a great start! Thank you for reaching out about the issue with images not displaying correctly in the Visual Table of Contents when using Firefox. This is caused by a browser setting in Firefox rather than anything within Brightspace. Specifically, Firefox's Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) feature blocks certain content.

Here’s how you can resolve this:

• Open Firefox and navigate to your Brightspace environment.
• Click on the shield icon located in the address bar (to the left of the website URL).

• In the pop-up that appears, toggle the switch to turn off Enhanced Tracking Protection for this site.

• Refresh the page—this should fix the issue, and the images should display correctly.

Please note that this change will need to be made on each device where Firefox is being used to access Brightspace. Enhanced Tracking Protection is a privacy feature designed to block trackers and safeguard your browsing. Turning it off for Brightspace will only apply to this site and won’t affect your overall security.

If you have any questions or run into further issues, feel free to let me know—I’m happy to help!😊

Warm regards,

Isidora

Hi @Peggy.R.1517

Yes, it is possible to rearrange the grade book of your course as you wish.

To move items in the same category, follow the steps below:

In your Gradebook,

• Click Manage grades
• Then go to "More Actions"
• Select Reorder
  

You will then be able to reorder grade items under the same grade category.

But if I understand correctly, you also have items under different categories that you wish to move around. If that's the case, you will first have to reassign the desired grade items to different categories or even delete categories.

The quickest way to do through the following steps:

• Go to "Manage Grades"
• Click on "Bulk Edit"
• Then you will be prompted to make the desired changes.
• Don't forget to save

To delete undesired Grade Categories/Items, you can simply select them, go to "More Actions," and hit "Delete."

Please let me know if this is useful.

@Melissa.H.804,

When using IPSIS, all Course Offerings should have a Section associated with it. The purpose to doing so is to separate out the course (as created from your Student Information System (SIS)) from the enrollments. Now that might seem counterintuitive, "Why not just put all the enrollments into the Course Offering directly?" Merging/crosslisting courses is exactly why. There's some images on the Crosslisting Management Interface page that helps illustrate what happens when you crosslist courses together and how the Sections matter.

Within a Course Offering in Brightspace, there is obviously so much more you can do than just house enrollments. Adding in Sections allows us to more easily move enrollments around below the courses. Also then when you crosslist courses together, then the Course Offering will give you filtering options when in tools like Classlist, Grades, etc. to show which students/learners belong to which Section. There's some additional data privacy benefits to using Sections as well, for example, an Instructor could have access to see all students across all Sections that are crosslisted in 1 Course Offering, but the students would only see those who are in the same Section in tools like Classlist, Discussions, etc. Additionally, Sections can act as a group-like tool that you can then make release conditions and others based upon, so if you wanted to create an Announcement, but only have it for the students of a particular Section, you then have a way to identify them easily within the Course Offering.

Hopefully all that background is helpful.

Now onto your note regarding the duplicate Sections. This is perfectly normal. As is illustrated in the Crosslisting Management Interface page, each Course Offering would have a Section. Sections themselves aren't that easily moved around, so instead a duplicate Section will be created that will be a child org unit of the new Course Offering. The original Section then remains just in case you ever want to un-crosslist the courses together, so the enrollments would flow back into the original Section and the duplicate would then be deleted.

Hope that helps!

-Johnny
D2L LAM

@Peter.A.8126 If you have a lot of questions and don't mind exporting and re-importing them, there is a workaround to bulk randomize the answer choices.