Support for students on how to access and work in your online classes in myClass | Brightspace.
Watch this 10-minute video for an informative overview of how students can access Brightspace, use basic course navigation, submit assignments, keep on track with calendar and notification settings as well as work in discussions, quizzes and tests.
Use your Student UFV account and password to get into your Brightspace (myClass) online course.
If you prefer using your phone, download the Brightspace Pulse app for quick and easy access on the go to stay connected to your course(s) anytime and anywhere.
Steps on how to work in a discussion and use forums, topics and threads; read and post a message (create a thread; reply to a message; view feedback); and also view your grades for discussion.
Where to find your Brightspace assignment and submission options explained.
Steps on how to submit your Brightspace assignment by uploading as a file or by using the editor text box and text submission box.
How students can create audio or video media using Brightspace’s Media Library (a centralized storage and management hub for all your media), and then embed this media into their assignments or discussion posts.
Student instructions for recording and uploading a video or audio file to a Brightspace assignment.
Find notifications about your assignment grades when they are released from your instructor so you can read assignment feedback.
Check your individual course grades and breakdown of scores in Brightspace including the possible weight and scoring used to evaluate your overall grade.
Connect and participate in a Zoom Meeting from within your Brightspace course.
How students can access course content is a way that best suits their needs by using the Brightspace tool called Alternate Formats.
As Ally generates multiple accessible formats—like audio, ePub, Immersive Reader, Braille, and translated versions—this article will help students to decide which Alternate Format might work best for them.
This article provides more detail on using the Accessible Formats option called the Immersive Reader Ally.
How students can share their feedback on the instructors teaching their current courses.