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Top Hat offers the ability to create content that can be delivered synchronously and asynchronously, with students who participate in either mode benefitting from the same interactivity. Content can be...

There are currently 7 question types available in Top Hat, with more expected over the course of 2021/22: Multiple Choice Questions Multiple choice questions are the most commonly used Top...

< See other PebblePad FAQs and Tips There are two ways to submit your work in PebblePad - auto-submission and manual submission. The way you will use depends on how...

This article will take you through the process of creating an online time limited assessment on Top Hat where the non-monitored test will be created. In this guide How to...

1. Log in to PebblePad by going to: https//v3.pebblepad.co.uk/login/leeds Select the University of Leeds account check box and click Login to PebblePad. You will then be prompted to enter your...

Collaborate can be accessed in any module under Details & Actions in the left hand menu of your module. How to join a session Click Join Session to see a...

You can add your student ID number to your Top Hat account. You could be asked to do so by your School and can follow the steps below to complete...

PebblePad PebblePad is a Personal Learning and Assessment System. As a system it contains two main components and those are Pebble+ and ATLAS. Pebble+ The first component is Pebble+ and...

No. The data presented in StREAM@Leeds is taken directly from digital education systems at the University (e.g., Minerva, library systems, lecture capture recordings). It is not possible to manually change...

StREAM@Leeds is not used for attendance monitoring. The physical attendance of students for in-person on-campus teaching will continue to be monitored according to the usual practice within Schools. StREAM@Leeds is...

No, the system does not affect student grades. Whilst we hope that using StREAM@Leeds will help students to reflect on their engagement, no information or data generated in the system...

No, StREAM@Leeds is intended to be a student led resource, it is not compulsory for students to access it in order to complete their studies at the University of Leeds....

Choosing whether or not to use StREAM@Leeds is entirely up to the student. We understand that for some students being able to see their activity with digital systems is a...

No, although Engagement Ratings are calculated on a daily basis, they consider digital activity from the past 7 days for full-time students and 21 days for part-time students to ensure...

You can see comments and feedback that have been added to an asset in PebblePad. Feedback and comments allow others to engage with your assets and could be added as...

< View StREAM@Leeds: Staff Guides home page < View StREAM@Leeds: Students Guides home page A clock icon on a student's Learning Journey Map in StREAM@Leeds indicates that a Notification has...

Light blue shading covering part of a student's Learning Journey Map indicates a period of Exemption has been applied. Exemptions are used to prevent students from triggering Notifications during a...

< View Padlet: Guides for Staff home page < View Padlet: Guides for Students home page You can share your Padlet with an individual user and allow them to view...

There are two ways to administer Turnitin Assignments; the one Assignment method and the two Assignments method. One Assignment Method Keeps all student submissions together Late submissions are identified via...

How to modify a Turnitin Assignment area Locate the Turnitin assignment area in your module. To edit the assignment name, points possible, or due date, select the 3 dots icon...

Turnitin's Feedback Studio is a tool for marking electronically. With Feedback Studio staff can annotate directly onto the document using text, add Bubble and QuickMark comments, leave typed or audio...

The Turnitin App will allow you to mark student assessments using the iPad even if you do not have a Wi-Fi connection. The app is currently only available for iPad...

Release of grades and feedback When you create a Turnitin assignment you set a Feedback Release Date in the assignment settings. By default, this is when students will see their...

Collaborate has three room types: Module, Session and Breakout. A room is where a Collaborate session takes place. Note: It isn’t possible to restrict who has access to a room....

There are 4 different roles in Collaborate. Teaching staff will have a Moderator role by default, and students will be Participants. Moderator - Moderators have additional capabilities within Collaborate, including...