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Ally creates multiple alternative files from the original documents in your course. You can download these alternative formats anywhere that files are used.

Ally is a feature that promotes inclusivity for all learners. Ally integrates into D2L to gauge the accessibility of your content, while also providing guidance and tips for lasting improvements to your content accessibility.

H5P allows you to easily and quickly create rich interactive content within your D2L courses. This guide provides information on getting started, creating new content, and transferring content between accounts.

Instructors can determine the availability date of their courses within Learn@UCO. This article guides instructors in the process of changing the start or end date of their courses.

OIT and CeCE are supporting two different exam proctoring tools with a variety of features to allow you, as instructors, the flexibility to select the solution that is most appropriate for your class, content, and teaching style.

This knowledge base article provides a step-by-step walkthrough for instructors on how to add a Voicethread assignment to their D2L course.

Qwickly Attendance is the officially supported Attendance tracking tool integrated directly into D2L courses and this article provides the basic steps to accessing and setting up the tool for first time us along with additional resources.

This article provides students information on using the Learn@UCO Calendar tool including navigating, viewing multiple calendars at the same time, adding your own tasks, and adjusting your view options.

This article walks students through the process of reviewing an online quiz or exam submission taken in the Learn@UCO Quizzes tool.

This article walks students through the process of participating in an online discussion the Learn@UCO discussion board for a specific course.

This article provides students with steps and resources for understanding the Content tool in Learn@UCO, including navigation, bookmarks, printing and more.

Your UCO username is the gateway to most UCO services, such as UCONNECT, D2L, Email, etc. The format is typically your first initial then your last name and may be followed by a number.

This guide provides the instructions for basic steps within Respondus

This article provides online resources and support for the suite of Respondus tools including Respondus 4.0, the LockDown browser, and Respondus Monitor.

Any time you copy course content from one section to another, it is recommended that you take a few minutes to verify the settings for any quizzes/exams using the Respondus LockDown Browser or any assignment folders using Turnitin.com. Sometimes these settings may need to be updated before these features are enabled in a new course. This article provides instructions for accessing these settings and making modifications.