
Please review the iLearn Faculty Guides or Click here for more Help
If you need additional assistance, please contact the Marist Help Desk at (845) 575-HELP or visit the HelpDesk
To add or populate your Course Site with enrolled students, you need to "associate" your Course Site with the appropriate Course Roster. Once associated, updates to your course roster (or class list) will be automatically made in iLearn once the records in the Student Information System are changed. Thus, once a student "drops" or "adds" your course, you should see that change reflected in iLearn automatically (within a few hours of the changing taking place).
For instructions on how to complete the Course Roster Association process, please see the Best Practice Guide for Associating Course Rosters and Populating Your Course with Students.
^ Go to Top ^Most likely, your students are unable to see your site because it is "unpublished". By default all course sites in iLearn are left unpublished when they are created. Instructors are responsible for publishing them when they wish to have students begin to access the course site. Please remember, that all ONLINE courses should be published the Friday before they are officially scheduled to begin.
To publish your course site:When copying and pasting text from MS Word documents into the Rich Text Editor in iLearn you must use the "paste from Word" option to avoid also copying underlying "code" that MS Word inserts. If you do not use this option then the text you paste into the Rich Text Editor will initially look fine but when you "post" that text (e.g. post a new Announcement or Forum message) it will appear as a garbled symbols or "code".
The "paste from Word" option in the Rich Text Editor can be accessed by clicking on the clipboard icon with the "W" on it which is located in the upper row of the Rich Text Editor toolbar (see example tool bar below). A new window will pop open into which you can paste the MS Word text. The click the "OK" button (NOT the "clearn up box" button) and the text, minus the underlying "code", will be pasted in.
For further instructions on using the Rich Text Editor, please see the Best Practice guide for Using the Rich Text Editor.
^ Go to Top ^Making a Course Site "Joinable" by students would allow any student at Marist to join and have access to your course. College policy and various state and federal laws require that the College restrict course access to only those students who are officially enrolled by the Registrar's office. If you feel you have a critical need to make your site "Joinable", please contact Academic Technology and eLearning at (845) 575-3836 or email: academic.technology@marist.edu
^ Go to Top ^There are some common reasons why students may not be able to post to or are confused over how to post to Forums. If students are unable to see the forum, it might be that there is no topic posted within the forum. Forums without at least one topic will NOT be visible to students.
If students are having difficulty posting to forums, there may be steps you can take to reduce their confusion. Please review the Best Practice for Setting Up Forums to learn how to avoid these problems. If your students continue to have problems please contact the Marist Help Desk at (845) 575 - HELP or at helpdesk@marist.edu.
^ Go to Top ^If you attempt to sign in and receive a message indicating that "The account or password entered was not correct" then:
You need to request a course site in iLearn by filling out the Course Request Form. If you have requested a course already, you will receive an e-mail when it has been created and is ready for you to use. If you have questions or problems, please contact Academic Technology and eLearning at (845) 575-3836 or email: academic.technology@marist.edu
^ Go to Top ^This problem may occur if you have exceeded the maximum file size upload set by your system administrator. The maximum file size is 500 MB.
^ Go to Top ^Click "My Sites" to see a full list of course sites to which you have access. If you would like an active course to appear in your quick links:
off the black menu bar at the top.The minimum web browsers are Internet Explorer 6.0 and Firefox 2.0. Click to download Internet Explorer and Firefox for free.
Operating System: Windows 2000, MAC OSX 10.2.x and later.
Hardware: 512MB of RAM
Note: iLearn does not support the Camino, Opera, Chrome, or Safari web browsers.
The iLearn "Watch" feature allows you to receive email notifications when forum responses are authored in a particular course. You can choose options to receive notifications on all threads, no threads, or just those threads in which you have authored a post. For more information, please read this helpful guide.
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