Faculty and Staff Resources

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“Where do I find ____?”

It can be hard to keep track of everything you need for college: eBooks, articles, websites, and the list goes on. Fortunately, there’s a single place you can check any time something slips your mind: the Resources link. From eBooks to tutor scheduling, you can access everything there:  

• Course Materials 
• Career Services 
• Financial Aid 
• Student Affairs 
• Library & Learning Services
• Tutoring 
• Academic Calendar
• Personal Support Center

It’s really easy to check it out: The Resources tab is the second from left on the main menu bar in the Portal.

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One Simple Tool for Effortless Citations (It's True!)

If you have any questions about how to use APA Style for your paper citations, NoodleTools is the tool to use. NoodleTools is an online tool that helps you put together reference lists, annotated bibliographies and in-text citations in APA Style.

Rasmussen University students can register to have access to NoodleTools! Here's how to log in:

1. Go to: http://www.noodletools.com/login.php?group=4135&code=3068
2. Click "Current Users: Sign In" or "Register" if you're new!
3. Your Personal ID should be in the form of firstname.lastname. Your password is the same as your Rasmussen password.

Once you've logged in, play around with the different options to see how NoodleTools works. If you have a specific type of citation you'd like to try right away, check out the guide put together by Library and Learning Services.

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Questions about studying or writing papers? Tutoring services can help.

We're getting to that time of the quarter. The pace picks up, we start tackling harder concepts and there are more tests and assignments. It's really important to stay on top of your work, so if you have any questions about your coursework—big or small—get in touch with our tutoring services. They can make a big difference!

How to Connect with Tutoring Services for All Subjects

How Do Tutoring Services Work?

Live Tutoring Help

Tutoring Options

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Week 5: Prep for Midterms

We’re almost halfway through the quarter—good work, everybody!

Of course, being nearly halfway through means it’s almost time for midterms. The good
news is we have some great resources that can make your studying and project work a lot easier. Take a look:

Guides—These guides cover most courses and every academic how-to topic, like APA Style.

Tutoring—We have some really great tutoring services. It's easy to schedule an appointment, and you can do it by phone, online, or in person.

Resources Link—Anything that's related to your courses and academics can be found here. It's good place to start looking for things that can help you study.

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Week 6

Before You Start Researching …

Take a look at this five-step checklist the College has put out. Being able to say "Yes" to each of these steps—which you'll be able to do after checking out the pages they link to—will make your research so much faster and easier. Give them a try!

Research Checklist: I know how to:

• __ Read a scholarly research article
• __ Navigate the Database List
• __ Use Discovery
• __ Outline and write an academic paper
• __ Use ProQuest

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Week 11: Finals

Check out this Finals FAQ 

I hope that all your preparations for finals are going well. I wanted to let you know about a really great article on the Student Portal that might help your studying and paper writing. It’s called “Finals Survival Q&A.” Click here for the article and hover over the text to locate the links for a number of helpful resources. 

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• Check out the Writing Guide. It’s the one stop place that provides instructions, templates, and resources to help with written assignments of all types (discussions, too).

• Did you know that using the Writing Guide can save you time?  All of the resources you’ll need can be accessed right from there.  Give it a try by clicking here.

• Here’s a tip: using the Writing Rubric can help you write a better paper.  Find it at the bottom of the page in the Writing Guide.  There’s also resource links right there so you know exactly how to improve your paper or assignment.

• Not sure how to start your assignment, discussion post or paper?  Check out the Writing Guide. It will walk you step by step through the process of doing your assignment AND will also provide you with resource help along the way.

• Not sure if you’re on the right track with your paper?  There’s lots of things you can do.1. You can go to the Writing Guide and check out the info and resources there.  2.You can make an appointment with a tutor in Tutor Match. The instructions are also in the Writing Guide.  3.You can submit your paper to the Writing Lab in Brainfuse.The instructions are in the Writing Guide.

• Week 1: Where do I start?!  You’re motivated and ready to roll, but you’re not exactly sure where to start.  Check out the calendar in your course—it’ll tell you what’s due when.What due first?  Whether it’s a discussion post or a written assignment, the Writing Guide can help.                                                                                                      

• Writing Guide – Don’t get the writing blues—use your writing tools (that almost rhymed)!  The Writing Guide can help you no matter what stage of the writing process you’re in, be it just getting started or putting the finishing touches on a course project.

• Writing Lab – Did I write a good thesis?  Did I find good resources?  Does my paper flow well and make sense?  It can be hard to answer these questions on your own, but you can get feedback from a professional writing tutor 24 hours using the Writing Lab. 

• Grammarly – You’ve been working hard on your paper and are putting the finishing touches on it.  But did you make a mistake?  Does that comma go there?  Not sure?  Grammarly can help!  Grammarly will check for errors in grammar, spelling, mechanics, usage, and even potential plagiarism issues.  It’s available anytime you’re awake, and its feedback is lickety-split.  Try it on your discussion posts and emails too—you’ll look like a grammar pro! 

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3 Ways the Writing Guide can Help You

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  Dear _________:   The Writing Guide can save you time on your assignments.  Take a look at the Writing Guide and see how you can make it work for you.

   

• Subject: Using the Writing Rubric

  Dear _________:  Using this rubric as part of your writing process can help you find things to improve and directs you to the resources you need.  Start in the Writing Guide  and scroll down to find the Rubric.

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• Please use the Writing Guide for your next assignment.Click on the link and then access the (choose one) weekly written assignments, discussion posts, research papers, annotated bibliographies, PowerPoints, letters/memos, newsletters/brochures, or projects page for resources and support.  https://guides.rasmussen.edu/writing 

• I strongly recommend that you work with a tutor for your next assignment. Here’s info about how to set up and appointment in Tutor Match.  https://rasmussen.libanswers.com/faq/32816 

 APA 7th Edition Announcement Buttons 

Copy the code below the button you want and paste it into the Announcement Editor using the HTML icon.

Click the icon, paste the code into the box, and remove the RED brackets. Toggle the HTML icon off and the hyperlinked APA button you selected should appear in the Announcement. 

 APA 7th Edition Guide Button

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 APA 7th Edition Guide Button (toolkit)

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Need more help? 

Visit the LLS FAQs:  Q. How do I create an HTML announcement in my course?

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1. Click on Create Announcement.
2. Type in a Title. 
3. Click on the Photo Icon--If you don't see the icon, go to the right hand side of the screen for more options.
4. When prompted to locate the photo, locate where you've saved it and fill in a brief description and title for it.
5. Click Insert.
6. Select Date Restrictions as applicable.
7. Click Submit.  

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E-resources – You’re writing a paper and need research stat.  Don’t Google it—use the credible, librarian-approved e-resources! 

APA Guide – APA-what-now??  Are you confused about APA formatting?  This online guide tackles all topics APA and provides many wonderful resources, including an APA template, your new best friend!

NoodleTools – Learning the rules and exceptions of APA references pages and in-text citations can leave your head spinning.  This citation-generation resource can take the guesswork out of APA.  References page—piece of cake!

Steps for inserting a photo into announcements:

1. Click on Create Announcement.
2. Type in a Title. 
3. Click on the Photo Icon--If you don't see the icon, go to the right hand side of the screen for more options.
4. When prompted to locate the photo, locate where you've saved it and fill in a brief description and title for it.
5. Click Insert.
6. Select Date Restrictions as applicable.
7. Click Submit.  

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https://guides.rasmussen.edu/studentsuccessguide/testtaking

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Freaking out about tests?  Check out these resources to help you stay on your A game!  We have all the resources you could want to help you prepare for that test and stay cool while taking it, plus some tips for mastering multiple-choice exams.  Just click here!

• Creating a Study Schedule – To really prepare for tests, you must begin at the beginning.  Watch this archive for tips on how to create a study schedule. 
• Pre-test Prep & Post-test Reflection – What are you doing to prepare for your exams, and what should you be doing?  This sheet helps you strategize better study plans.
• Managing Test Anxiety video – This short webinar will give you tips to help you keep your cool as you take your finals.
• Test-taking Strategies video – Do you always seem to choose the wrong option in multiple-choice tests?  Watch this short webinar on tips to help you master multiple choice and other test questions.
• Studying Tips for College Students – No one knows studying for tests like a fellow students!  This student blog shares the studying tips you need to do well on tests.  You can also learn How to Beat College Exam Stress.
• MEET Sessions ­– While you’re learning from students, why not form a study group with your classmates?  A MEET session allows you to meet with other students in a private online room so you can study together for tests, work together on class concepts, or work on group projects.  Click here to learn how.

You can also schedule an appointment for test-taking help with a peer mentor.  For directions on how to use Tutor Match, click here.  For Topic, select Success Skills, and for Subject, select Test-taking/Test Prep.

Steps for inserting a photo into announcements:

1. Click on Create Announcement.
2. Type in a Title. 
3. Click on the Photo Icon--If you don't see the icon, go to the right hand side of the screen for more options.
4. When prompted to locate the photo, locate where you've saved it and fill in a brief description and title for it.
5. Click Insert.
6. Select Date Restrictions as applicable.
7. Click Submit.  

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Tutor Match – Our tutors understand your challenges—they’re students too!  Set up an appointment with a Rasmussen peer tutor online, over the phone, or on campus (where available) for course support or mentoring in topics such as time management, test-taking, and APA help. 

Live Help – Did you know live help is available for some subjects in the Health Sciences field and is staffed by professional tutors with at least a master’s degree?  There’s even 24/7 math support!  Check out the Tutoring Schedule to see when you can connect live with a professional tutor for help in your areas.

Learning Express and SkillSurfer – Want to brush up on your PowerPoint skills, get a refresher on grammar, or maybe prepare for a certification exam?  You can do all three and more using the Learning Express database and/or SkillSurfer!  Just click on the name of each resource to link to more information.

Steps for inserting a photo into announcements:

1. Click on Create Announcement.
2. Type in a Title. 
3. Click on the Photo Icon--If you don't see the icon, go to the right hand side of the screen for more options.
4. When prompted to locate the photo, locate where you've saved it and fill in a brief description and title for it.
5. Click Insert.
6. Select Date Restrictions as applicable.
7. Click Submit.  

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Answers: FAQs for the Rasmussen Community – How can I change my schedule?  Learn how to use my e-textbook?  Order new scrubs?  Find the archive for my live lecture?  You have questions, and we’ve got Answers!  Answers to just about any question you can think of can be found in our Answers database.

Live Chat – Did you know you can connect with a librarian LIVE to help with tough research and APA questions?  Click on the link to find out more!

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As the term goes on, assignments get more challenging, and big due dates loom.  Don’t fret!  Here are some resources to help you overcome stress and take back control.

• Time and Stress Management ­– You’ve got a job, a family, and also school.  We each get just 24 hours in a day, so how do you get it all done without giving up sleep?  Check out this resource for tips on managing your time and staying sane.
• Time Management Tips for Students and Balancing Coursework with a Full-Time Job – Hear it from the pros—fellow students, that is!  No one understands the demands of it all like another student, so take some tips from them.
• Time Management Cookbook - We created a cookbook using recipes from our Rasmussen faculty, staff, and students.  Learn some great new meals as well as tips for managing your time.

You can also schedule an appointment for time management help with a peer mentor.  For directions on how to use Tutor Match, click here.  For Topic, select Success Skills, and for Subject, select Time Management.

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Webinars – Our webinars cover APA help, writing, research, career, and even learning skills!  Can’t make a webinar but still need the info?  Check out our archives by clicking here.

We know transitioning into college can be tough, especially when there is so much information out there.  Why not learn not just how to be a great student, but how to be a great Rasmussen student.  Just click on any link below to watch an archived webinar on that topic.

Student Success:

• Habits of Highly Successful College Students
• Making a Plan for Success
• Virtual Tour of Library and Learning Services Resources

Research:

• Using the Online Library (playlist)
• Research Paper Bootcamp (playlist)

APA:

• APA Basics in 30 mins
• APA References Using NoodleTools

You can also schedule an appointment for APA help with a peer mentor.  For directions on how to use Tutor Match, click here.  For Topic, select Success Skills, and for Subject, select APA.

The webinars listed above are just sample of everything we have to offer.  Check out our webinar guides for a full list of offerings.  If our live sessions don’t fit your schedule, view archives by clicking here.

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LLS YouTube channel – Need a quick rundown of the library databases, APA formatting, or using Grammarly?  Check out the LLS YouTube Channel for short tutorials on these topics and more! You can access LLS YouTube videos through the LLS Video Guide. 

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4. When prompted to locate the photo, locate where you've saved it and fill in a brief description and title for it.
5. Click Insert.
6. Select Date Restrictions as applicable.
7. Click Submit.  

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Have you ever wanted to study with a classmate, but they don’t live close by? Now you can! Use the MEET session tool to schedule an online study session with your peer(s).

A MEET session allows you to study with other students online in a private study room. You can schedule meetings in the online classroom and invite others to join you to study for tests, work through homework concepts, or work on group projects.

To create a session, follow the steps below or visit our answer at https://rasmussen.libanswers.com/faq/106283

1. Select “MEET” under “Study” in the Brainfuse platform. 

2. Invite your participants and pick a time to meet.  

3. Once you press “send”, a link to enter the online room will be emailed to your participants.

We hope you enjoy meeting with your classmates in this virtual classroom!  It’s helpful to be able to write and draw on a shared whiteboard to work through difficult concepts or to study for tests.  Just a friendly reminder, to be sure to always respect and abide by the plagiarism polices of Rasmussen University when studying in groups.

High-quality images with no copyright limitations!             

Check out these sites and more for free images & sound files on the School of Design Guide! 

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<p><a href="https://guides.rasmussen.edu/studentsuccessguide" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><img src="https://libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/accounts/70874/images/SSGbanner.png" alt="Feeling stressed? Being a new student can feel overwhelming, but the Student Success Guide can help! Click here to see all the resources you need, together in one place!" width="650" height="363" /></a></p>

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<p><a href="https://rasmussen.libanswers.com/faq/32816" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><img src="//libapps.s3.amazonaws.com/accounts/70874/images/tutoringbanner.png" alt="Tutoring is available! Need help with assignments? Don't know where to start? Click here to connect with a student tutor!" width="650" height="363" /></a></p>

Insert the image below into your announcement, and set the image to link here: https://guides.rasmussen.edu/writing

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2. Type in a Title. 
3. Click on the Photo Icon--If you don't see the icon, go to the right hand side of the screen for more options.
4. When prompted to locate the photo, locate where you've saved it and fill in a brief description and title for it.
5. Click Insert.
6. Select Date Restrictions as applicable.
7. Click Submit.  

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Video: How to use the Rubric 

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3 Ways the Writing Guide can Help You

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Using the Writing RUBRIC

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Using the Writing Lab in Brainfuse

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  Dear _________:   The Writing Guide can save you time on your assignments.  Take a look at the Writing Guide and see how you can make it work for you.

   

• Subject: Using the Writing Rubric

  Dear _________:  Using this rubric as part of your writing process can help you find things to improve and directs you to the resources you need.  Start in the Writing Guide  and scroll down to find the Rubric.

For use within grading feedback (copy and paste)

• Please use the Writing Guide for your next assignment.Click on the link and then access the (choose one) weekly written assignments, discussion posts, research papers, annotated bibliographies, PowerPoints, letters/memos, newsletters/brochures, or projects page for resources and support.  https://guides.rasmussen.edu/writing 

• I strongly recommend that you work with a tutor for your next assignment. Here’s info about how to set up and appointment in Tutor Match.  https://rasmussen.libanswers.com/faq/32816 

Design Guide –This online guide has all things Design, including links to resources, course-specific help, tutoring support, and much more!          

https://www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/design/ - Program Guide

Health Sciences Guide –This online guide has all things Health Sciences, including links to resources, course-specific help, tutoring support, and much more!

https://www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/health-sciences/- Program guide

https://www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/justice-studies/ - Program guide

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2. Type in a Title. 
3. Click on the Photo Icon--If you don't see the icon, go to the right hand side of the screen for more options.
4. When prompted to locate the photo, locate where you've saved it and fill in a brief description and title for it.
5. Click Insert.
6. Select Date Restrictions as applicable.
7. Click Submit.  

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https://guides.rasmussen.edu/justicestudies

https://www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/nursing/- Program guide

Steps for inserting a photo into announcements:

1. Click on Create Announcement.
2. Type in a Title. 
3. Click on the Photo Icon--If you don't see the icon, go to the right hand side of the screen for more options.
4. When prompted to locate the photo, locate where you've saved it and fill in a brief description and title for it.
5. Click Insert.
6. Select Date Restrictions as applicable.
7. Click Submit.  

Here's a video about the process:  https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cD1roHi3w3

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https://guides.rasmussen.edu/nursing

https://guides.rasmussen.edu/nursing/learningskills

https://guides.rasmussen.edu/nursing/teasnclex

https://guides.rasmussen.edu/nursing/teasnclex

Technology Guide –This online guide has all things Technology, including links to resources, course-specific help, tutoring support, and much more!

https://www.rasmussen.edu/degrees/technology/- Program guide

What are the Benefits of Rasmussen's Tutor Training Program?

What are some tips for identifying a potential tutor?

How can I get the word out to my students about applying to be a tutor?  

There are some simple and easy ways for you to spread the word about and help generate the interest of potential tutors. The most convenient are:

1. Posting a course announcement twice per term

Here’s a sample of a course announcement that you can copy and paste:

              Are you interested in a part-time job as a Rasmussen Tutor?

       Applications are currently being accepted for students in all programs!

• The Rasmussen University Tutoring Program is certified through the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA), providing tutors with training and eventual Level 1, CRLA Certification.(*Employers love to see this on a resume!)

• The pay rate is 16 dollars per hour and depending on eligibility, tutors may work up to 29 hours per week.

• The positions are open to both campus-based and online students with a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Click on this link to fill out an application:  https://guides.rasmussen.edu/WorkStudy

Once your application is received and if you are eligible for the program, the Learning Services Coordinator associated with your program may be in touch to schedule an interview.

 2. Personal outreach through email 

Here’s a sample of a personal outreach email that you can copy and paste:

Hi Student,

I appreciate your contributions in the course and based on your performance and engagement, I think you would make a great tutor!  The tutor program at Rasmussen University is certified through the College Reading and Learning Association and tutors who successfully complete the requirements are eligible to earn Level 1 Tutor Certification.  The program assists in building leadership skills and also helps you stay current on course material.  If you are interested, you can find more information as well as how to apply via the following link: https://guides.rasmussen.edu/WorkStudy

Click on the link below for some samples that you can easily copy and paste.

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