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ID&D KB How-to Guide

Working together to enhance teaching & learning. If you need additional assistance, please reach out to the ID&D team.

You can have an entire class or group of students collaborate on a Word document, PowerPoint slides, or Excel spreadsheet using the Collaborations tool in MyClasses. If you need to add Collaborations to your course navigation, review this video tip about organizing your course menu. Before using collaborations, click on Office 365 from the course menu and log into Office 365 using your SU credentials. Have students complete the same Login process before accessing documents in Collaborations.

Office 365 tab on course menu selected with a Log In option for the user to sign in to their instance of Office 365.

Please Note

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Set up Collaborative Documents using Office 355

To have multiple students edit the same document in real time, you can:

  1. Go to Collaborations from your course navigation menu:

    Collaborations link is highlighed on the course navigation menu



  2. Click on Start a New Collaboration:

    Start a new collaboration button is highlighted



  3. In the "Collaborate using" drop-down menu, select Office 365:

    Office 365 is highlighted in the Collaborate Using drop-down menu



  4. ID&D recommends logging into Office 365 before you create a Collaborative Office document to avoid receiving this error message:
    "Your session has expired, please log back in. An unexpected error occurred."



    If you are not logged into Office 365, you will be prompted to Log in using your SU credentials, however you may still receive the above error message until you return to the Office 365 menu item to log into directly to the LTI tool:

    A Log In button is highlighted



  5. Once logged in, determine the document type (Word, PowerPoint or Excel spreadsheet), and add a name and description for the document:

    Word is selected from the document type drop-down menu.



  6. Select the People or Group who are to collaborate on that document. When you select a person or group, their name will appear on the right:

    The People and Group tab lists are highlighted, and three students are showing in the right column as added to the collaboration

  7. Scroll down and click Save:

    The Save button at the bottom of the Add Collaborators list is highlighted



  8. The collaboration will show in the Current Collaborations list where individuals would select the title to access the document.

    A Buster Keaton Film Timeline collaboration shows in the Current Collaborations list.

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