Course: Getting started with eLearn

Topic outline

General

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- An introduction to the most common features of eLearn.
- Glossary
  
  Frequently asked questions Glossary
- URL
  
  eLearn user Manual URL
- URL
  
  eLearn Quickstart Guide URL
  
  ...for those who don't want to read the entire user manual.
Getting started with eLearn
- Page
  
  Create your eLearn account Page
- Page
  
  How to enroll yourself into an eLearn course Page
- Page
  
  How to create your eLearn account AND enroll yourself into a course Page
- Page
  
  Update your user profile Page
- Page
  
  Update your preferences Page
- Page
  
  Navigating the eLearn site Page
- Page
  
  Your personal Dashboard Page
- URL
  
  Introduction to distance learning lesson design URL
  
  Consider doing this free, self-paced online course that does a great job of providing guidance for how to design an awesome online learning experience for your students. (This is an external resource and is not affiliated with MCOE.)
Edit course settings
- Edit your course settings
- An older version of a tutorial showing how to set up your course. Has some different things than the video above.
Adding resources to eLearn
- Upload a Word Doc or PDF to your course.
- Link or embed a Google Doc or Slides.
- Inserting a link to an outside website
- Adding a page with images and a video.
- Embedding a video from Google Drive into a page
- Creating an INTERACTIVE video
Adding activities to eLearn
Viewing student work
Designing your first course on eLearn
- URL
  
  Request a course here (if you don't already have your course) URL
  
  You must have already created an eLearn account with your school-issued Google gmail address. Allow at least one full work day for your course to be created.
- URL
  
  A beginner's guide to eLearn URL
  
  Enroll yourself in this self-paced deep-dive course to learn all about the features of eLearn.

Topic outline

General

Getting started with eLearn

Edit course settings

Adding resources to eLearn

Adding activities to eLearn

Viewing student work

Designing your first course on eLearn