If you want to provide either an issue or feedback about Lt, you can use the Lt Feedback option. This is found under your user dropdown menu on the top right of Lt. Before sending, you will have the option to consent to include your diagnostic information with your feedback.
Easily monitor student performance and engagement with the course content in real-time, quickly identify students who may be struggling or falling behind - plus a whole lot more!
The Clinical Skills collection is designed to develop student’s practical nursing and communication skills. The collection was developed in conjunction with both a nurse educator and a registered, practising NZ nurse.
The following textbooks were consulted during development:
The Immersive Nursing collection was designed to build learners’ understanding of normal physiology and pathophysiology, and apply that to a patient’s condition. The collection was developed in conjunction with an educator who is a registered, practicing nurse in New Zealand.
Q&A session with cardiovascular physiologists Dr. DeWayne Townsend (DVM, Ph.D.) and Adam Goodwill (Ph.D.), plus ADInstruments support specialists on frequently asked questions about cardiac pressure-volume (PV) loop studies.
The Background page can be accessed from any other page in a lesson by selecting the book icon at the top left of the heading bar.
Here, you can add background information that may not be strictly necessary for the completion of the lesson. For example, information about the history of an experiment or discovery, behavioral information about the organism being studied, and fundamental or bridging information about key concepts students may have missed in lectures.
If you need to know how students are progressing through your lesson, you can utilise the Export student answers feature. This allows you to see which of your students have started the lesson and how far through the lesson they have progressed.
Data panels in Lt lessons contain settings files, which dictate how data is recorded into Lt. Some data panels also contain pre-recorded example data so that students can compare the data they record to an expected result. It can be handy to download these files from existing lessons so that you can use them in your own lessons, or so that you can edit the files in LabChart to suit your purposes.
To delete a lesson, follow these steps:
Navigate to your Course, select Lessons, choose the lesson you want to delete, select the cog menu, and choose Delete from the drop down menu. A popup will appear to provide more information about what it means to delete a lesson. Select Delete Lesson to confirm you action.
Open Microsoft Paint
Click View > Zoom > Zoom Out til you can see the whole white canvas 
Click Home
Click the small arrow underneath the Paste button