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  1. Print from a public printer

    Public printers can be used to print, copy, and scan by anyone with a College account. They can be found in computer labs in Canaday, Carpenter, and Collier Libraries.
  2. Moodle: Create a questionnaire

    The Moodle Questionnaire  activity allows you to survey Moodle course participants for the purpose of gathering information. Questions do not have a “right” answer (as they must in Quiz), and responses can be anonymous or identified, and can opti...
  3. Moodle: Restore recently deleted items from the recycle bin

    Accidentally delete something? It's possible for teachers to restore resources (files, URLs, etc.) and activities (assignments, quizzes, etc.) that have been deleted from a Moodle course within the last 14 days. Before you start , you may...
  4. Zoom: Participate in a meeting

    Zoom is one of the leading services for hosting online meetings. Bryn Mawr provides licensed Zoom accounts for all students, faculty, and staff. As a result, you may need to use it to access class sessions, academic events, club programs, and...
  5. Gaming Wi-Fi: Connect your devices

    This article reviews the College's gaming wi-fi network and how to connect your devices. Before You Start , you may need: a College account and password (e.g., username@ brynmawr .edu or username@ haverford .edu ) a device that s...
  6. Adobe Acrobat Pro: Make PDFs accessible

    Adobe Acrobat Pro is a tool you can use to make PDFs accessible. The process to make PDFs accessible involves  three steps  that are outlined below.  Before you start , you will need access to the following: Adobe Acrobat...
  7. Moodle: Participate in a workshop activity

    Instructors use Moodle Workshop activity for peer review of papers and assignments. This article explains how to find out when you need to submit your draft for review and review drafts, and how to do it. Before you start , you may need ...
  8. ABBYY Fine Reader: complex OCR

    ABBYY Fine Reader  is a tool that l ibrarians, archivists, and academic researchers use to digitize and analyze archival collections. It is installed on the computers in the Digital Media and Collaboration Lab in Carpenter Library and avail...
  9. PowerPoint: Turning on subtitles

    PowerPoint can create automatic speech recognition (ASR) subtitles during a presentation in a variety of languages. This feature is available on the web, Windows, and Mac versions of PowerPoint. Web Click Slide Show . Click Always Use Subtit...
  10. WeVideo: Finish and share videos

    When you are ready to for people to view a video or listen to a podcast, you can either share a link to view/listen on WeVideo or export a copy that you can upload to another streaming service, such as Panopto (the College's ad-free streaming serv...