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Creating a "fillable form" using Adobe Acrobat? Be aware that Acrobat 8 Professional ships with Adobe LiveCycle Designer, an application used to create advanced PDF forms. The learning curve for this software is quite steep, so we suggest you only use it if you're creating complicated forms. For most forms, use the Acrobat forms tools, available from the Advanced Editing menu in Acrobat. See the workshop handout, Adobe Acrobat: Introduction, for help getting started with basic PDF forms.

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Want to know how to copy files to your website using FTP? Visit the File Transfer Procotol (FTP) website for detail information.

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Want to know how to copy files to your website using FTP? Visit the File Transfer Procotol (FTP) website for detail information.

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Want to know how to copy files to your website using FTP? Visit the File Transfer Procotol (FTP) website for detail information.

 

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Want to know how to copy files to your website using FTP? Visit the File Transfer Procotol (FTP) website for detail information.

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Are you concerned about response rates for your surveys? Most folks are. "Improving Engagement in Studies" from the Flashlight Evaluation Handbook is a great place to start if you are looking to improve response rates. The author proposes a dozen principles of good practice to help increase your numbers and improve your study!

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Copy the text in Outline View; paste the text in a Word document; apply styles to the text; save as Rich Text or txt file. See PowerPoint for ALL (PDF) for more information regarding accessible PowerPoint presentations.

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Don't forget the Respondus-ready test banks! There are over 1,500 available via Respondus. If a test bank is not available for the textbook you are using, you can put in a request. See the Respondus Web site for more information.

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Watch Tutorials with step-by-step instructions to create interactive activities or games for your students.

 
 

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FACULTY FORMS

Requests will generally be processed within two working days (except weekends, holidays and peak request times), except as indicated below.

Add Students Request (replaced Course Status form)
By submitting this request, you are asking us to add registered students to your SacCT course. Use this form only once a semester for each SacCT course(s).

Banner Request
Request a customized course banner.

Change Request
Form for requesting a title change in an existing SacCT course. This form can also be used to request that a course be deleted.

Course Request
Form for requesting a new empty SacCT course or copying an existing SacCT course. Your account information will be sent by e-mail.

Faculty Problems
Problem reports are reviewed throughout the day on Monday through Friday. You can expect a response within 24 hours during the week. You can expect a response on Monday for problems reported during the weekend.

Guest Account Request
Request for a guest account in a SacCT course.

Move Course Request
This form is for moving a course from one term (category) to another. For example, moving a course from an old semester to a current or future semester.

Request a Feature
Bb/SacCT is continually improving and adding features based on your input. To request an enhancement, submit a Feature Request, select "Blackboard Learning System - CE Enterprise License 6.x" as the product version.

Last updated: August 18, 2009