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Customize your account for the option that works best for you. For all assignments which have a due
date, such as quizzes or other assignments, the due date is indicated at the top of the page. There is a
group forum (discussion) topic each week, which everyone is expected to participate in. So if you
prefer to print course materials make sure to print important links or your information will be
incomplete. In addition, it is assumed that you are familiar with your web browser and navigating
between pages on the Internet. O pen in a web browser on your computer and select 'sign-in' on the
page (also available in the top right hand corner). No credit card information is necessary to give it a
try. If you are still unsure of your reference number please contact student records on 0141 375 5196.
Once the app is downloaded and installed, you will need to use it for continued secure access to
your College account. Some databases are available from all computers in the library by clicking on
the ZENworks Application icon on the desktop. Or, you can open a new window as described below,
so you can look at another part of the course (or an external website) while you continue to work on
your posting to the forum, or some other activity. The actual appearance on screen is governed by
settings on your own computer and as a result what you see may be slightly different from that
shown in the examples. Resources are accessed by clicking the text link to the right of the resource
icon (an example is shown below). Follow the instructions to download and install the software.
Please review the Digital Privacy Statement for details and instructions on changing your cookie
preferences. It is run and moderated by an instructor, who will be actively participating and
answering questions. Please now visit CityLife your student intranet, where you'll find lots of useful
information about studying at City and links to important college systems and support services. This
course assumes that you have at least a basic knowledge of how to use a computer, including using a
mouse and keyboard. If you travel frequently, or don't have a home computer, neighbors, friends,
and public libraries are other possibilities not to be overlooked. The following are the steps you must
take to access the course. Upload Read for free FAQ and support Language (EN) Sign in Skip
carousel Carousel Previous Carousel Next What is Scribd. However, you must still submit the
assignment for your instructor to grade. Check out Homeschool Planet for yourself with a 30-day
FREE trial. This is the word City followed by your own date of birth - CityDDMMYY. This
password should be unique and not used for other websites or services. This ensures that only
legitimate students can access the course. Once you have followed the link, your account will be
confirmed and you will be logged in. Then select the “Edit (name)’s Profile” text link at the top of the
pop-up window. Also note that at the bottom of any screen, there is a blue ?OG. Assignments due
dates are marked at the top of their page.
This guide can be found as an online resource in the Introductory section of the course main page.
Re-enter your initial default password (CityDDMMYY ) and choose a new password for yourself.
Click the Non UQ Users (EM and libguest) option on the bottom left of screen Log in as a guest,
username: libguest, password: libguest Computer access You can create documents using LibreOffice
You can print documents. You can change the password from this location at any time. By editing
your profile, you can choose many options, including getting forum postings by email, uploading a
picture of yourself, changing your contact info, and other functions. If you can't find your UCID or
have forgotten it, use the Forgot UCID form and be sure enter the email address you registered with.
Resources are accessed by clicking the text link to the right of the resource icon (an example is
shown below). If you travel frequently, or don't have a home computer, neighbors, friends, and
public libraries are other possibilities not to be overlooked. So if you prefer to print course materials
make sure to print important links or your information will be incomplete. If you are not already
logged into the site you will be redirected to the log in page where you must enter user name and
password you created when set up your new account, in the boxes provided (see below). The
computer should have a Web browser such as Netscape, Mozilla, or Internet Explorer, and you will
need an email account to which we can send course-related information. All registration transactions
must happen within Catalyst for them to appear on a student's transcript. Even better, you control
what they see, and what they can edit. You have to be so good that anybody who just walked out of
a Gucci or Louis Vuitton store in Beverly Hills or an upper-end shop in Paris wouldn’t know the
difference. The Recent Activity block displays a synopsis of recent activity within the course
together with links to the activities themselves, as well as a more detailed full report of recent
happenings. You will only be asked this the first time you enter the course website. Your Moodle
username and password is the same as your Walsh College Portal username and password. Library
guests Guests include members of the community without an active Library membership. While
support is available 7 days a week, you may not receive immediate assistance. Be advised that you
will need to check in several times a week, or once a week for several hours, so be sure the
computer(s) you plan to use is easily accessible to you. An overview of these is given in the following
sections. For example, words of a different color from the regular text are a links you can click on to
go to another part of the course, or to an external website. You will need to know your Walsh ID for
this process. Then, you can have one window open to write in, and with the other you can go to
another part of the course or another web site, to recheck on some detail of what you are writing
about, for example. Once the app is downloaded and installed, you will need to use it for continued
secure access to your College account. For example, you first enter your password and, when
prompted, you also type a dynamically generated verification code provided by an authenticator app
or sent to your phone. Then select the “Edit (name)’s Profile” text link at the top of the pop-up
window. Even if you are a computer whiz, or have your degree in distance learning, please go
through these instructions on how this course works. To undo this, click on the two boxes in the
corner, and all units will reappear. To access your course, click the name of the course you'd like to
enter.
These can take various forms e.g. text, images, video, web pages, MS Office documents, or Acrobat
pdf files, to name a few. Since we do not meet face to face, it can be easy to lose track of course
dates. If you prefer, you can print any part of the course, but don't forget that you will have to come
back to your computer in order to click on links, found throughout the text, to other course resources
(e.g. glossary entries) or to external websites. Please now visit CityLife your student intranet, where
you'll find lots of useful information about studying at City and links to important college systems
and support services. This is the article for you if you want to learn about how to create a student
login and password. Re-enter your initial default password (CityDDMMYY ) and choose a new
password for yourself. We can make sure your paper is edited the way it should and there’s no
mistakes in it. Your Moodle username and password is the same as your Walsh College Portal
username and password. You will, however, receive a reply within the next 24 hours. All registration
transactions must happen within Catalyst for them to appear on a student's transcript. You can scan
them and post them to the course website as attachments to forum postings, to share your images
with the class. If you try to use a common password then an error message will be displayed. By
editing your profile, you can choose many options, including getting forum postings by email,
uploading a picture of yourself, changing your contact info, and other functions. You will only be
asked this the first time you enter the course website. It will be best if you use these printed
instructions while you sit at the computer and familiarize yourself with the course. It is run and
moderated by an instructor, who will be actively participating and answering questions. The action
you just performed triggered the security solution. Most assignments and quizzes are done through
the course website. Here's how: Enter a forum by clicking on one in the index page. If you can't find
your UCID or have forgotten it, use the Forgot UCID form and be sure enter the email address you
registered with. There is a group forum (discussion) topic each week, which everyone is expected to
participate in. If you have difficulty logging on from a particular computer, consider whether this
might be the problem. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a
certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. It is in the units that your instructor will
place the activities etc., which make up the online elements of your course. Dial-up access should be
adequate, although images take longer to download, and there are a fair number of them throughout
the course resources. In addition, it is assumed that you are familiar with your web browser and
navigating between pages on the Internet. Once you have followed the link, your account will be
confirmed and you will be logged in. It is up to everyone to make the forums welcoming, interesting
spaces in which we all learn from each other. Feel free to play around and try different buttons. Some
of the items will be described in more detail later.
While support is available 7 days a week, you may not receive immediate assistance. So if you prefer
to print course materials make sure to print important links or your information will be incomplete.
Each day (or several times a week), when you log on, you may not wish to go through each different
part of the course to see what is new. If you believe a password reset email is not reaching your
student, and if you trust the student is who they say they are, you can manually set a new password
for your student to ensure they can get immediate access. An overview of these is given in the
following sections. Your Moodle username and password is the same as your Walsh College Portal
username and password. These forums are the primary interactive component of the course, and are
essential to creating the ?community of learners. For all assignments which have a due date, such as
quizzes or other assignments, the due date is indicated at the top of the page. Since we do not meet
face to face, it can be easy to lose track of course dates. O pen in a web browser on your computer
and select 'sign-in' on the page (also available in the top right hand corner). This ensures that only
legitimate students can access the course. UQ students and staff have full access Resources for UQ
alumni Databases available on Library computers Databases with their own password Some
databases have their own username and password as an added level of security. This is the word City
followed by your own date of birth - CityDDMMYY. If you are still unsure of your reference
number please contact student records on 0141 375 5196. You will need to know your Walsh ID for
this process. You can scan them and post them to the course website as attachments to forum
postings, to share your images with the class. See the guest printing page for details You have USB
read and write access You cannot access the Internet, other than selected educational resources. This
is the article for you if you want to learn about how to create a student login and password. Library
guests Guests include members of the community without an active Library membership. Scan the
on-screen barcode with your MS Authenticator App. Or, you can open a new window as described
below, so you can look at another part of the course (or an external website) while you continue to
work on your posting to the forum, or some other activity. Other databases are available only from a
specific computer. Then, you can have one window open to write in, and with the other you can go
to another part of the course or another web site, to recheck on some detail of what you are writing
about, for example. For example, if you are posting a comment about something you saw in the text,
if you leave the page you're writing in to go review another part of the course, when you come back
what you had written will be gone. All registration transactions must happen within Catalyst for
them to appear on a student's transcript. Please check your browser's settings and enable pop-ups
from this site. If you are not already logged into the site you will be redirected to the log in page
where you must enter user name and password you created when set up your new account, in the
boxes provided (see below). For example, words of a different color from the regular text are a links
you can click on to go to another part of the course, or to an external website. Once the app is
downloaded and installed, you will need to use it for continued secure access to your College
account.
They fulfill a range of functions as described below. Course start and end dates, and due dates for
assignments will be posted here. On the white background is the forum introduction, to focus the
discussion. It is up to everyone to make the forums welcoming, interesting spaces in which we all
learn from each other. Upload Read for free FAQ and support Language (EN) Sign in Skip carousel
Carousel Previous Carousel Next What is Scribd. Click on your user name to display your user
profile where you can enter information about yourself so others in the course will know you better.
To undo this, click on the two boxes in the corner, and all units will reappear. However, you must
still submit the assignment for your instructor to grade. All registration transactions must happen
within Catalyst for them to appear on a student's transcript. Then, you can have one window open to
write in, and with the other you can go to another part of the course or another web site, to recheck
on some detail of what you are writing about, for example. Also note that at the bottom of any
screen, there is a blue ?OG. As these web sites are independently maintained, the Pittsford Central
School District is not responsible for any information, facts or opinions contained on any of these
web sites. There is a group forum (discussion) topic each week, which everyone is expected to
participate in. If you prefer, you can print any part of the course, but don't forget that you will have
to come back to your computer in order to click on links, found throughout the text, to other course
resources (e.g. glossary entries) or to external websites. These forums are the primary interactive
component of the course, and are essential to creating the ?community of learners. If you try to use a
common password then an error message will be displayed. Once you have followed the link, your
account will be confirmed and you will be logged in. To avoid this, open another window (go to
File-New-Window, at the top of your browser page in the upper left corner of the screen in Windows,
and another, identical window will open (or, depending on the configuration of your browser, it may
open to the home page, or another web page instead. This course assumes that you have at least a
basic knowledge of how to use a computer, including using a mouse and keyboard. Since we do not
meet face to face, it can be easy to lose track of course dates. The actual appearance on screen is
governed by settings on your own computer and as a result what you see may be slightly different
from that shown in the examples. If there are useful tips you discover that you think belong in this
guide, please let us know. Note: If you DO check the Limit Access box you will have the ability to
choose which calendars the user can view and edit. No credit card information is necessary to give it
a try. Each day (or several times a week), when you log on, you may not wish to go through each
different part of the course to see what is new. Please include what you were doing when this page
came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. This guide can be found as an
online resource in the Introductory section of the course main page. You will be asked for your
Walsh College username and password. Below, you can see a wide range of small icons; these are
tools to edit your text with (font, bold, italics, indent, etc.). O pen in a web browser on your
computer and select 'sign-in' on the page (also available in the top right hand corner).
Follow these steps: Click the item in Library Search to open the full display Click the Password
electronic collections link in the 'View It' section Note the database username and password, then
click the Login URL. It is run and moderated by an instructor, who will be actively participating and
answering questions. Initially, students are allowed to only view their calendar and to mark
assignments complete. Dial-up access should be adequate, although images take longer to download,
and there are a fair number of them throughout the course resources. If you are not already logged
into the site you will be redirected to the log in page where you must enter user name and password
you created when set up your new account, in the boxes provided (see below). This can make
navigation more convenient where there are many units in a course. For example, you first enter your
password and, when prompted, you also type a dynamically generated verification code provided by
an authenticator app or sent to your phone. This is the article for you if you want to learn about how
to create a student login and password. Some of the items will be described in more detail later.
These forums are the primary interactive component of the course, and are essential to creating the
?community of learners. Once you have followed the link, your account will be confirmed and you
will be logged in. Even if you are a computer whiz, or have your degree in distance learning, please
go through these instructions on how this course works. The Recent Activity block displays a
synopsis of recent activity within the course together with links to the activities themselves, as well
as a more detailed full report of recent happenings. Re-enter your initial default password
(CityDDMMYY ) and choose a new password for yourself. If there are useful tips you discover that
you think belong in this guide, please let us know. See the guest printing page for details You have
USB read and write access You cannot access the Internet, other than selected educational resources.
There is a group forum (discussion) topic each week, which everyone is expected to participate in.
Your Moodle username and password is the same as your Walsh College Portal username and
password. On My courses, you will see a list of your available courses. The actual appearance on
screen is governed by settings on your own computer and as a result what you see may be slightly
different from that shown in the examples. Check out Homeschool Planet for yourself with a 30-day
FREE trial. If you find that the right side of a printed page is cut off, you will need to go to Page
Setup (under the File menu at the top of your Web browser, or word processor) and change the page
orientation from Portrait to Landscape. Note: If you DO check the Limit Access box you will have
the ability to choose which calendars the user can view and edit. Feel free to play around and try
different buttons. You will need to know your Walsh ID for this process. To achieve this, click on
the squares at the right edge of the unit area you want displayed, see below. Here's how: Enter a
forum by clicking on one in the index page. This block can search for text amongst the forum entries
in the course (but not other parts of the website such as chapter text). Please do not delete the app
during your time at College. Most assignments and quizzes are done through the course website.
Even better, you control what they see, and what they can edit. To avoid this, open another window
(go to File-New-Window, at the top of your browser page in the upper left corner of the screen in
Windows, and another, identical window will open (or, depending on the configuration of your
browser, it may open to the home page, or another web page instead. Resources are accessed by
clicking the text link to the right of the resource icon (an example is shown below). This is the article
for you if you want to learn about how to create a student login and password. Please include what
you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.
You should see a list of courses available, such as shown below. Library guests Guests include
members of the community without an active Library membership. Even if you are a computer whiz,
or have your degree in distance learning, please go through these instructions on how this course
works. If you travel frequently, or don't have a home computer, neighbors, friends, and public
libraries are other possibilities not to be overlooked. To access your course, click the name of the
course you'd like to enter. This is not recommended; you will obtain more consistent results by using
the navigation options within the website and course pages. This ensures that only legitimate
students can access the course. If you have access to a high-speed Internet connection, so much the
better. You can scan them and post them to the course website as attachments to forum postings, to
share your images with the class. However, you must still submit the assignment for your instructor
to grade. Then select the “Edit (name)’s Profile” text link at the top of the pop-up window. Once you
have followed the link, your account will be confirmed and you will be logged in. If you can't find
your UCID or have forgotten it, use the Forgot UCID form and be sure enter the email address you
registered with. Please now visit CityLife your student intranet, where you'll find lots of useful
information about studying at City and links to important college systems and support services. Your
Moodle username and password is the same as your Walsh College Portal username and password.
By editing your profile, you can choose many options, including getting forum postings by email,
uploading a picture of yourself, changing your contact info, and other functions. This will bring you
to the Office of Information Technology's Support Request Form. Forums refer to the interactive
discussion course activity which we will look at in more detail below. Then, you can have one
window open to write in, and with the other you can go to another part of the course or another web
site, to recheck on some detail of what you are writing about, for example. If there are useful tips
you discover that you think belong in this guide, please let us know. This guide can be found as an
online resource in the Introductory section of the course main page. Also note that at the bottom of
any screen, there is a blue ?OG. This course assumes that you have at least a basic knowledge of how
to use a computer, including using a mouse and keyboard. Most assignments and quizzes are done
through the course website.