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Posts and comments are saved automatically. To post them to a Padlet, click the Publish button. < View Padlet: Guides for Staff homepage < View Padlet: Guides for Students homepage...

< View Padlet: Guides for Staff home page < View Padlet: Guides for Students home page Click the plus button at the bottom right in a Padlet to post. There...

If you are having trouble logging in to Padlet, please contact the Leeds IT Service Desk for assistance. < View Padlet: Guides for Staff home page < View Padlet: Guides...

You can access additional guides and video tutorials by going to the Padlet support website. To access it, click the ellipsis at the bottom right of the Padlet dashboard and...

Labster delivers interactive, virtualised 3D laboratory simulations across STEM and other subject areas to offer an immersive learning experience. Read our What is Labster? guide for more information about this...

You can add the Labster dashboard to your module which allows you to see more detailed information about student progress through the simulations. Adding the Dashboard The Labster Dashboard can...

Top Hat courses do not rollover automatically. You should create a new Top Hat course if you: Used the LMS Sync to sync your course to a module in Minerva...

Once you have created a Top Hat account: 1. Go to tophat.com and click Login or go directly to https://app.tophat.com/login/ or click the quick link on the Minerva Home Page,...

If you manually added students to your Top Hat course (rather than syncing your course to a Minerva module) you may want to know how to remove students from your...

You can build and upload content into your Top Hat course via the Create button shown above the course content tree. Below is a brief description of each type of...

You will need to have a Top Hat Staff account to be able to create a course, see Create a Top Hat Staff Account Log into Top Hat Once you...

If you have a Top Hat account, there are two ways you can be added to a Top Hat course: Your tutor might share a join code with you which...

You should create a UoL Top Hat account using a web browser before you use the Top Hat app, see Guidance on how to create a University of Leeds Top...

If you are new to Top Hat The host will send you a link to the guest session, please enter this into a web browser, Google Chrome is recommended, please...

Navigate to where you want students to view and submit the assignment (usually within the folder Assessment and Feedback > Submit My Work). Then click on the plus icon, select...

Adding Gradescope to your module All interactions with Gradescope should be done via Minerva. This will automatically load in details of the module you are coming from and allow you...

The Homework assignment type within Gradescope can be used to create an assessment that supports the submission of an entirely handwritten response. You can also add a time limit. Navigate...

Marking with Gradescope varies for each assignment type, and can include marking with a rubric, autograding and use of AI. Grading Dashboard To start marking, click on the assignment link...

Unlike Turnitin, Gradescope does not have a Feedback Release Date. The release of marks to students and sending them back to the Gradebook are manual processes. Click on the assignment...

Gradescope has a range of administrative functions to improve assessment workflows. Copying Assignments Adding Extensions Download Grades Export Submissions Submit on behalf of a student Request Regrade Mark assignments by...

Submitting a Scanned Paper If you need to submit a handwritten assignment to Gradescope, it is recommended that you scan your work and submit this as a PDF file. Although...

To access feedback and comments, access Gradescope via the assignment link in your Module content area/Gradebook. Feedback will appear here if it has been published. If the assignment was timed,...

Submitting handwritten assignments If you need to submit a handwritten assignment to Gradescope, it is recommended that you scan your work and submit this as a PDF file. Gradescope recommends...

Once you have created a Top Hat account: 1. Go to tophat.com and click Login or go directly to https://app.tophat.com/login/ or click the quick link on the Minerva Home Page,...

Learning Analytics is the measurement, collection, analysis, and reporting of data about learners and their contexts, for the purposes of understanding and optimising learning and the environments in which it...

PebblePad is commonly referred to as an e-portfolio system. It is a system for logging and evidencing achievements, experiences and skills and can be used in many flexible ways to...

< View PebblePad Staff Guides home page < View PebblePad Student Guides home page As a student, you may be directed to PebblePad via a link in a Minerva Module....

All of your work in PebblePad is completely private until you choose to share it with others (or it has been set-up by your Tutor for auto-submission). You never share...

In Minerva you have the option to download alternative formats of content in your modules and organisations e.g. audio, ePub, HTML, electronic Braille. For example, if your lecturer has uploaded...

Navigate to where you want students to view and submit the assignment (usually within the folder Assessment and Feedback > Submit My Work). Then click on the plus icon, select...

Many of you will already have started to use PebblePad, perhaps as part of your Academic Personal Tutoring provision or as part of the guidance we provide on studying during...

< View PebblePad Staff Guides home page < View PebblePad Student Guides home page This article contains six short videos on the basics of using and navigating PebblePad. To log...

PebblePad training is delivered by OD&PL and the Digital Education Systems Team. You can find and book onto upcoming training sessions by visiting the OD&PL Course Catalogue or the Digital...

This guide is about accessing Labster simulations in Original Course View modules (modules 2021/22 and earlier). Refer to Accessing Labster simulations for the guide to accessing simulations in newer modules....

There are two ways to download Turnitin submissions with rubric marks included: The first way is much quicker for individual submissions. This is done from the document viewer (i.e. in...