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- Get started with Zoom in BFCA
- How To: Add a Forum Activity in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Add a Questionnaire Activity in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Add and Edit An Assignment in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Add or Edit Questions in a BFCA Education Portal Quiz
- How To: Add Quiz Activity in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Add Resources to a BFCA Course
- How To: Add The Activities Block in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Configure a Quiz with Questions Conditional on Other Questions
- How To: Format Text in Discussion Forums
- How To: Modify a Quiz for Special Circumstances
- How To: Set up Multiple Choice Questions
- Overview: Adding Activities to a BFCA Education Portal Course
- Overview: Assignment Options
- Using H5P Interactive Content (possibly the best activity tool for Courses by BFCA admin)
- Using the Big Blue Button
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- How To: Work with Letter Grades in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Configure the Gradebook in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Creating and Using Grading Scales in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Grade Group Assignments in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Manually Edit Grades in the Grader Report
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- How to add Usernames to Your Contact List
- How to Create a Group (Video Tutorial)
- How to Import Users as an organization
- How to Setup Course Enrollment with a Enrollment Key
- How To: Assign an Activity to a Group or Grouping in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Create and Manage Groups and Groupings
- How To: Email Your Students in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Set up and Use Group Modes in the BFCA Education Portal
- How To: Use Course Announcements in the BFCA Education Portal
- Overview: Groups and Groupings in the BFCA Education Portal
Using the Breadcrumb Trail
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In web design the breadcrumb trail is a navigation aid used in user interfaces. It gives users a way to keep track of their location within programs or documents. Breadcrumbs typically appear horizontally across the top of a web page, usually below title bars or headers. They provide links back to each previous page the user navigated through to get to the current page or—in hierarchical site structures—the parent pages of the current one. Breadcrumbs provide a trail for the user to follow back to the starting or entry point.

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