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Go to your web browser and enter this address: https://brightspace.tudelft.nl Brightspace works best in an up-to-date web browser on most operating systems, and even on a tablet or mobile device. We recommend using Google Chrome on a laptop or desktop computer for the best experience. Enter your TU Delft NetID and password.
Pulse is a free app created to access Brightspace easily on your mobile devices (both iOS and Android). Pulse is especially useful to keep up to date with changes in the course content and announcements placed by instructors. For this reason, it is advised to download Pulse. Of course Pulse also allows you to navigate to your courses and to ...
Below you will find a quick summary of the different ways to communicate with your students in Brightspace. Using Announcements. Additional Announcement Settings. Copying Announcements to Other Courses. Using Email. Using Discussion Boards. Since January 2024 the Chat tool within Brightspace has been removed. Content topics which are Chat-based ...
Get started with Brightspace. In the links below, we will describe the basic functionalities you need to create a course. Afterwards you can use the Brightspace Matrix to review the quality of your course. Please go through all the links from top to bottom to get the best overview of building a course. My Brightspace account and access.
Ans. Ans is a web-based system that supports the creation of interactive assignments for formative and summative assessment. It supports randomized testing and analyses the quality of the assignments you created for both assessment types. Ans can also be used for creating paper-based exams which can later be scanned for online reviewing.
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Using Rubrics. Rubrics are a way to use standardized grading methods to evaluate your students. They are a great way to evaluate students when you are not using objective test items to test your students’ progress. Objective testing is a form of assessment where there are definitive right and wrong answers.
