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Creative Cloud - Login and Download Apps

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As an IAIA student, you have a free Adobe Creative Cloud account attached to your IAIA email account. This article tells you how to log in so you can download and install Creative Cloud apps on your computer.

Using a Meeting Tower with an iPad

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An iPad cannot control a Meeting Tower. However, you can sidestep this limitation by using an iPad in conjunction with a laptop or desktop computer.

Setting Up Hypothesis Assignments

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Hypothesis is a social annotation tool. It allows you and your students to "write in the margins" of digital texts. This option helps students engage with reading assignments, share their reflections, and find inspiration in each others' observations and questions.

Hypothesis is available for all IAIA courses as an external tool in Canvas assignments.

Meeting Tower Settings for Zoom

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The Meeting Tower is very easy to set up for a Zoom meeting. In fact, most of the settings take place automatically when you start a Zoom meeting with the Tower connected.

Logging Into IAIA Email

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This article shows you how to log into IAIA email directly.

Categorization Quiz Question

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Categorization questions allow you to identify two or more Categories that pertain to your course topic. Then you create items that must get sorted into the categories by dragging and dropping.

True/False Question

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True/False questions are familiar to us all. You make a statement and the student must determine and indicate if your statement is True or False.

Numeric Question

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A numeric question requires the student to perform a calculation and find a numeric answer.

Multiple Answer Question

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With a multiple Answer question you pose a question and then list three or more possible answers. There must be at least two correct answers for it to qualify as a "Multiple Answer" question type.

Hot Spot Question

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In a Hot Spot question, you provide an image file. It could be a photo, a drawing, any kind of image file that you can upload from your computer. Once you have uploaded the image, you instruct the student to click on a specific item or area in the image that is meaningful to the quiz topic.