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I searched for this, but can't find it..

A faculty member has used the Whodunit report to see who has NOT contributed to a discussion - Didn't there used to be a feature to e-mail the people who had not done it yet?

I tried the following but....

Now I see you can send a report from Whodunit - but when I click on that - it attaches the list as a pdf of all the folks who did not contribute yet - but doesn't automatically populate them in the "to" - That's not a huge deal, except students could see everyone on the list which wouldn't be preferable I don't think - if my goal isn't to embarrass, but simply to nudge...

Is there another way to do this?

Thanks!!

Can anyone tell me what the limit is for the number of characters that an instructor can put into the text box (remarks field) when commenting on student submissions to the drop box. An instructor was showing me that comments she made there are now truncated - too long.. and she doesn't want to use attachments. She siad she used to be able to put longer comments there.
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It used to be that when you added a link and selected "New Window" and "No banner" as the target settings that ANGEL would open the link in a new tab outside of ANGEL - but now (at least in Firefox) the link is still opening up with the ANGEL navigation/settings options still there - like it is still within the framework of ANGEL and this is causing me problems with printing some things - and it is still referencing a long url with cms as the start... I want students to have access to the actual link so they can bookmark it if they would like to - is there a way to get links to work as true links? not referencing something from within ANGEL?

Thanks!

1) When using ANGEL mail, I see folks are recommending always using the View Inbox within a course (rather than Quick Message) and this will probably side-step the problem I keep running into with faculty as well... but was also wondering if there is a fix for this...

On 2 different computers on campus, when faculty were trying to use the Quick Message "To" feature - when the pop-up opens, the "OK" button that lets you go back to compose the message is off the screen - and when I try to drag it up a little just to get to the "OK" it just snaps back where it was and you can't get to it without using the tab button to tab through options - even then you can't tell if you are actually on the OK button becasue you can't see it...

Attached is a pdf file that can be given to faculty as a quickstart guide to using the gradebook.

Included are:

*Screen shots for selecting old or new version
*Time-saving set-up tips
*Features of new gradebook
*Using Excel spreadsheet suggestions
*Copying gradebook settings between sections

The Word doc was too large to attach. If you want the original Word file to modify, you can access it at
http://www.personal.psu.edu/scs15/quickstart.doc