D2L Brightspace is the online course management system used by Normandale Community College and all other Minnesota State schools.
D2L Brightspace purge process and state knowledge article.
The D2L Demonstration course is designed to familiarize you with D2L Brightspace. This course is not part of your official schedule at Normandale, but will help you be successful in each of your scheduled courses.
The Brightspace Pulse app. Available on Android and iOS, this app allows you to check in to your courses that utilize D2L Brightspace even when you’re on the go.
this articles shows instructors how to review grades in a D2L gradebook for students who are no longer appearing in their Classlist due to unenrollment or withdrawal.
Instructors will be able to request a ‘Development Course’ in D2L that can be used for building a new course or trying new tools/features. Instructors are limited to 10 development courses.
This article describes for Instructors what the "Broken Links" tool in D2L refers to, and how to investigate broken links.
This page describes the D2L Activity Feed widget and shows instructors how to request the Activity Feed widget in their D2L course homepages.
D2L page scrolling down the page. Log into your Office 365 account via the Request Help widget.
This article describes how instructors might use a merged D2L course to streamline content between multiple sections of the same course name, with the same instructor, in the same start and end dates, and the same delivery method.*
*Instructors who wish to merge courses of unlike delivery methods will need dean approval.
D2L Brightspace is the primary online tool that you will use to access course materials whether you are in a face-to-face, hybrid, or participating in a fully online course. Here are a few tips you should know to help you get started.
This article explains what criteria are required for instructors to request merging off course sections into a single D2L shell.
This page shows Instructors how to ensure that their course is optimized for student use of the "Brightspace Pulse" app.
This article provides some resources for instructors to perform a self-review of online courses for the purpose of initial design and quality improvement.
Students using Chromebooks with Respondus Lockdown Browser