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To set up your Perusall course, go to a content area of your LEARN course, add a module to act as your Perusall access point, then select from Existing Activities, then click External Learning Tools, and select Perusall 1.3 Course from the links provided. The Perusall 1.3 course link allows students to access all of your Perusall assignments.
Launch Perusall to create your D2L-Perusall integrated course. If you already have a Perusall account, you will be asked to confirm that you want your account linked to LEARN. If you do not have a Perusall account, you will be asked to create one.
Go to the Perusall help documentation for support with Perusall course settings, uploading content, creating assignments, and automatic grading.
Prior to uploading content to Perusall, review the copyright implications of using Perusall.
If you wish to copy your assignments from a previous term or course please follow these instructions for using Perusall to teach the same course again.
Your LEARN course roster will upload automatically into the Perusall course site. The Perusall default is to randomly assign students to groups of 20, but you can modify the group size or assign specific groups (settings > grouping). Since the rosters are synched, you can set up groups any time, although be mindful of drop/add dates.
You can now assign your students to the same groups in Perusall as in LEARN if that aligns with your course goals, recognizing that if groups are too small the levels of engagement may be diminished. Note: all assignments must have the same grouping if using this method.
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You must first create the assignment in Perusall.
In LEARN, go to Existing Activities and scroll down to Perusall 1.3 Assignment.
A window will pop up that will allow you to select a Perusall assignment to link.
Assignments will automatically be created in the gradebook as individual items (LEARN defaults items to 10 points) but points can be adjusted manually in your gradebook and/or moved into a Category.
Grading in Perusall
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