The videos below show you how to prepare your work for this class and view feedback using the course style sheet and Camino site. Use this index to go straight to videos you need.
The videos below are thumbnails; to enlarge the view, click the play button and select at the bottom of the frame either "YouTube" (to watch the video on YouTube, which in some cases will be clearer) or the full-screen icon ().
Using the Style Sheet & Formatting Papers
There is an abbreviated form of the Style Sheet on the last page of the Synoptic Workbook (p. 123).
Using the Style Sheet to Format Your Papers
This video shows you how to use the Style Sheet on the course website to format papers for class.
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Uploading Papers on Camino and Viewing Feedback
The New Testament Workbook has a section on Navigating Camino that describes these steps (pp. 11-13).
Logging in to Camino & Your Course
This video shows you how to use the single sign-on portal at SCU to login to Camino and find your class(es).
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Navigating the Camino Page
This video introduces the layout of and navigation on a typical Camino page.
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Submitting Assignments
This video walks you through the process for submitting assignments on Camino.
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Converting a Google Doc to Microsoft Word
In this class, you're required you to upload papers to Camino in Microsoft Word format, so that the professor can use the "Review" feature to provide clear feedback. If you don't own Word and work in Google Docs or Pages, this video will show you how to convert your paper to Word for Camino submission.
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Reviewing Feedback on Assignments (using Microsoft Word)
This video shows you where to find the Professor's feedback on your assignment on Camino and how to view it. If you use Google Docs or Pages, you can download the feedback and open it in your Word Processor; the comments and edits should be visible.
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Reviewing Feedback on Assignments (using Speedgrader)
Sometimes the professor's feedback will be right on your uploaded document on Camino, using their native markup feature "Speedgrader." This video shows you how to find and view that feedback.
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Downloading Annotated Papers for Portfolios
Once you've completed your research paper and received the professor's feedback, you'll want to download the marked copy and store it in your GPPM Google Drive folder for your capstone portfolio. This video shows you how to do that.
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Finding Sources in Our Library
Exercises #4 and #5 require you to use two of the library databases, New Testament Abstracts and the ATLA Religion Database, to locate sources relevant to your research project. The directions for those assignments (New Testament Workbook pp. 95-99 and 100-103) correspond to these videos, along with the sheet Getting Your Research Materials on p. 104.
Using Databases to Identify Research Sources
Electronic databases have replaced the old card catalogues that some of you many remember, and this makes the prospect of hunting for sources very convenient. This video introduces the most comprehensive electronic database for religion, theology and ministry, the ATLA Religion Database.
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Checking the Library for Electronic Journals
Sometimes our library has electronic access to journals, but the pdfs aren't included in the ATLA Religion Database. If you need a journal article, start your search with this video. If our library doesn't have a license to the e-copies of articles, you can use the following videos to order these sources.
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Using OSCAR & LINK+ for Resource Retrieval
Once you know what books and journal articles you need, you'll want to get them. Some articles appear as pdfs right in the database, but for those that don't, and for books and book chapters, our library catalogue ("OSCAR") and the LINK+ system connecting us to other California libraries will help you locate whatever you need. This video shows you how to use those systems.
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Using InterLibrary Loan (ILLiad)
You might need a book that isn't in OSCAR or LINK+. And what do you do if you need a journal article and we don't have the journal or pdfs licensed in the database? Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad) can get you these materials too. This video shows you how to use the system.
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Ordering Library Materials without an Access Card
The tutorial to the right introduces how to order articles, books, book chapters, and other materials simply through your SCU login username and password, for our students at the satellite diocesan sites.
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