At Long Last – Activity Reporting & Improved Course and Report Organizing

Are you an instructor assigned to access many LMS courses?  Have you taught the same topics for more than a few years?  Have you ever wondered how students performed on the interactive content available in the LMS?  A yes to any of these questions means recent LMS updates were aimed at helping you. From SCO reports to improved UI/UX in the My Courses and Sessions Report areas, the fall 2018 LMS updates were designed to help every instructor spend more time doing training and less time doing navigating. (more…)

Recent LMS Performance and Resources

 

The development teams and etA staff have been working to resolve the recent 522 errors that users have been experiencing during the busy usage times of the day.  After Labor Day, system usage numbers have set new records for the number of users per day and concurrently.  The system itself is working pretty effortlessly to handle the traffic as it was built to exceed current and relative future numbers for use of the system.  The issue causing the poor performance has been located and it (more…)

Blended Learning LMS Performance Question

The Learning Management System has experienced long response times for some users of the system recently.  The symptoms display a connection error where for some they see that the Cloudflare CDN is inaccessible and others see that the blendedlearning.njatc.org site is inaccessible.  Typically a quick refresh by the user clears the issue.

This is not the expected performance of the system and the teams are working around the clock to resolve the issue.   We are very sorry for this inconvenience and will update with new information as soon as it is available.

Courses Added and Courses to be Archived

Many of the new courses slated for the 2018-19 Calendar School year [identified here] and the 2018 Catalog, have been turned on in the past month.  The rest are still in process, but slated for use as described in those articles.  A future article after NTI will be posted when the details are ready for listing all recently released content.

The message here focuses on the Archiving of courses.  Some of the new courses turned on recently replace existing ones.  When this occurs, we Archive the course being replaced once it’s new-use is no longer part of the system.  On August 7th we will archive the listed courses below.  Archiving a course does not remove access for those already enrolled.  Archiving affects only new enrollments, not existing ones.  Read on to get the full explanation. (more…)