Instructor-Led Online Training (ILO) Guide For Instructors Table of Contents Introduction........................................................................................................................ 3 How to become a successful ILO instructor: ............................................................... 3 Check List for ILO Instructors......................................................................................... 5 Appendix A: How to Obtain Raindance Web Conference and OLN Account ........ 9 Appendix B: Using Raindance Web Conferencing for an ILO ................................ 14 Appendix C: Obtaining an ILO prep account ............................................................. 19 Appendix D: Order Key Entry for Study Guide Access ............................................ 22 Appendix E: ILO Weekly Accounts Message ............................................................ 32 Appendix F: Accessing the Practice Environment .................................................... 35 Appendix G: Finding the host environment without the accounts message ........ 44 Appendix H: Marketing Survey Questionnaire .......................................................... 47 Appendix I: Generating a Class Roster Report ........................................................ 49 Appendix J: Generating a Marketing Survey Report ................................................ 50 Appendix K: Technical Support: Phone Numbers and URLs ................................. 51 Appendix L: Important URLs ........................................................................................ 52 Appendix M: Contact Information ................................................................................ 53 ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 2 of 54 Introduction Instructor Led Online classes allow the customers to receive live instruction at their home or office and save time and travel expenses. Expert Oracle instructors deliver the same quality training as in our classrooms, during 4 hours of daily online instruction. Students: Maximize learning retention with live lectures, live office hours and interactive training sessions Gain realistic, hands-on practice with easy access to live, hosted Oracle software environment Increase comprehension and further hands-on practice with self-paced supplemental lessons and lab exercises, organized with an online study guide. The instructor can be located anywhere to conduct this class. The PowerPoint is displayed to the customer using Web Conference and the instructor sets up an audio conference to lecture. This means that the students should have two phone lines or one phone line and a cable modem connection. During the course, students will attend two; 2-hour live online lectures daily, with a break in between. After the live Instructor-Led sessions they can delve deeper into lessons with self-paced training materials and lab exercises, following the Online Study Guide. To give them access to the instructor for questions or clarification, live office hours are scheduled for duration of 1 hour every day. Supplemental study is available through recorded eClasses with some courses. How to become a successful ILO instructor: The ILO course uses the exact same course material as an in-class. It’s the delivery format that is different. There are some common issues instructors encounter doing an ILO class, either prepping for a first teach or conducting a class. Here is a sample: Inability to demonstrate the use of the order key Don't know the OLN support number Never seen a study guide and don't know what one is Don't know how to access the practice environment Don't know we don't mail courseware, that it's all downloaded ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 3 of 54 Don't know about the pre-class website students are told to visit prior to class Don't know how to gather sign in information, or even that it's required Don't know who to send the sign in information to Don't know how a student obtains a free trial OLN account (required for study guide access Don’t know how to use RainDance / eClass My practice environment isn't working? My order key isn't working or I don't have one? One or more of my students can't see my application sharing window My application sharing window isn't working The isqlplus web server is not running The tarantella environment is not working What is Tarantella? One or more of my students can't reach the tarantella site I can't remember where the evaluation link is I forget the steps for accessing the online study guide The PDF downloads don't seem to work I can't remember how to generate the polling report for the class roster sign-in on day one What conference id? I don't seem to have one of those.... ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 4 of 54 Check List for ILO Instructors You can make your Online Teaching experience a successful experience by being prepared. If you follow this simple checklist you should be well prepared for the ILO experience. To prepare to teach ILO class for the first time If you are teaching ILOs for the first time then you must carry out the following to prepare. Obtain a Raindance and OLN Account. Please see Appendix A on how to do this. Practice using the Raindance web conferencing. Please see Appendix B for details. Become familiar with the class practice environment if appropriate for your course. Obtain prep account. Please see Appendix C on how to. Use Online study Guide to access the host environment (preferable) or you can go there directly: http://essoln02.oracle.com/tarantella http://essoln01.oracle.com/isqlplus/ (DBA) (Intro) Become familiar with entering Order Keys to enroll into the Online Study Guide from http://www.oracle.com/education/oln/. Appendix D gives the details on how to. Become familiar with what the students require before they attend a class. To do so go to http://www.oracle.com/education/oln/ILO/ and follow all links. Your country may have special requirements for helpdesk support. Become familiar with the contents of the accounts message. Appendix E gives the details Become familiar with how to access the host environment using your prep accounts (before the class starts) and using the actual accounts (during the class) Appendix F gives the details. Learn how to find the host environment without the accounts message. Appendix G gives the details. Understand the Administrative tasks required on the first and final day of every ILO class. (Continue to read for this) ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 5 of 54 One week prior to class 1. Ask you region’s ILO Single Point of Contact for: a. Raindance Web Conference Account b. How the Audio conference will be held c. What phone number the students will use for Help desk Support d. What is the order key id for the study Guide e. List of students enrolled in the class (Friday before) 2. Note the order key id will be active the Friday before the start of the class. On this day enroll into the study guide to see if all works well. 3. Become familiar with the class Study Guide. 4. Make sure that the Marketing Polling questions are loaded into the Web Conference account being used for the class. If not load them yourself. Appendix H gives the marketing polling questions. Appendix A describes how to create polling questions. Each Day of the class 1. Ensure there is a good connection to eclass.oracle.com 2. Log on as Raindance Web Conference moderator at least 20 minutes prior to class. 3. Begin Audio conferencing at least 15 minutes prior to class. 4. Ensure that all presentation material is ready 5. Ensure that application sharing is working First Day of the class 1. Ensure that all steps required for Each Day of the Class (above) are completed. 2. Obtain the Student Enrollment through polling questions during the first lecture session. Collect the following data using polling with freeform answers. name: enrollment # address email address ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 6 of 54 phone # company name You can prepare this question earlier and store it into the account. 3. Generate the enrollment report and mail to your region’s ILO Admin single point of contact at the end of the first day. Appendix I show you the question and how to run the report. 4. Demonstrate Study Guide Access & Order Key entry (at start of office hours) 5. Demonstrate access to the practice environment (at start of office hours) 6. Explain the Steps For installing the Jinitiator Plugin (For DBA classes only. Check http://www.oracle.com/education/oln/ILO/ under the Checklist - DBA Classes section. 8. Explain the link in Study guide for Helpdesk support wherever applicable. 9. Explain to the students how long they have access to: a. The Instructor b. The Study Guide (19 days) c. The Practice Environment (duration of the class) d. How they can access: OLN Helpdesk 24X7 Support (Check whether this is applicable to your country) http://www.oracle.com/education/oln/olnsupport/index.html?he lp_deskinfo.html Support form http://www.oracle.com/education/oln/tech_support.html Last Day of the class 1. Have the students complete a course evaluation (give them time and then wait until they are completed). The course evaluation is a part of the online study guide. Emphasize that they should go it on the last day of the class although the study guide is active for 19 days. It may be possible that your region does not have online Support form. In that case check with your Region’s ILO ADMIN SPOC. 2. Explain that students are responsible for printing their own electronic certificate. Nothing will be mailed to them. The certificate can be printed from the Online Study Guide. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 7 of 54 3. Obtain the student responses to the marketing question using the Polling feature. 4. At the end of the last day of class generate the marketing report and email to Marcelo.Manzano@oracle.com Your manager Sandhya.Rajput@oracle.com Sergio.Preciado@oracle.com Any other email address your manager provides you Good Luck!! ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 8 of 54 Appendix A: How to Obtain Raindance Web Conference and OLN Account RainDance Web Conferencing Accounts The easiest way to avoid problems is to be prepared. If you are teaching a class online that is a counterpart of an Instructor Led-Training class, understand that the content of the ILO class is the same. The difference is the delivery media. The ILO classes are presented using a combination of a Web and an Audio conference call. Oracle uses RainDance Web conferencing facilities for Web Conference. The Audio Conferencing varies from country to country. Please check with your Region’s ILO Admin Single Point of Contact (SPOC) to find out how the Audio conferencing will be provided. Each ILO class has their own accounts, which will be used to present the class. The ILO ADMIN SPOC will make the account information available to the instructor the weekend prior to the start of the class. However, each instructor should obtain his or her own RainDance Web accounts. Use your personal accounts to upload power point slides, practice presenting a class, asking polling question, using chat, whiteboard sharing, application sharing, etc. Even though each ILO class has its own RainDance accounts, you should become very familiar with all aspects of the product via your own personal account to ensure a successful teach. How To Obtain RainDance Web Conferencing Moderator Account (for instructors) Each instructor should obtain his or her own RainDance Web accounts. Use your personal accounts to upload power point slides, practice presenting a class, asking polling question, using chat, whiteboard sharing, application sharing, etc. Even though each ILO class has its own RainDance accounts, you should become very familiar with all aspects of the product via your own personal account to ensure a successful teach. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 9 of 54 The accounts can be requested from the following URL: http://itweb.oraclecorp.com/tools/accounts/index.jsp For Choose account action select New Account For Choose account type select Web Conferencing Moderator For Choose account details select Education In the requester details page, put all your information. Under the Scope of Account section check the ‘External Checkbox’. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 10 of 54 Under Justification provide the justification, that you will be teaching Instructor Led Online Classes. Note: This request goes first to your manager for approval. To learn more about Raindance Web Conferencing please visit: http://itweb.oraclecorp.com/support/tools/conferencing/web/index.html and go through the resources available: ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 11 of 54 How to obtain an OLN (OU Online Account) If you do not have an OU Online Learning account you must complete the following steps: 1. Click on the Register Now or Log In to OU Online link on the right hand side 2. Read and Accept Oracle License and Services Agreement. 3. Sign in to Oracle.com ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 12 of 54 4. Provide your personal information and click continue. You are a member now! 5. Click on the Play Button to take a guided tour 6. In future always go to http://www.oracle.com/education/oln and click on ‘Go to My Online Courses link on the left. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 13 of 54 Appendix B: Using Raindance Web Conferencing for an ILO Upload a PowerPoint Presentation Note: All PowerPoint presentations must be saved in a PowerPoint 2000 format (95/97 won’t work). Legend: L: Link B: Button T: Tabbed Page Log into Raindance Navigate to http://eclass.oracle.com (L) Moderator Login User ID = your user id (i.e. ir11iap1) Password = your password (i.e. instruct) (B) Continue (L) Upload a presentation Note: you can add or delete presentations from this form. To delete a presentation, select the “trashcan” icon. (B) Add (B) Browse Choose the file from your hard disk Title = the presentation title. Tip: When uploading presentations of sections of the student guide, use the number and the title (12 – Processing Recurring Invoices). For single digit numbers use a zero in front like 01,02,03. Since these will be sorted alphabetically, using the number in front of the actual title will keep the order of the presentations the same as the student guides. Note: Presentation titles are sorted alphabetically in the presentation controls form. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 14 of 54 (B) OK (B) Continue (after the presentation is loaded) Return to the Moderator Menu using (L) Moderator Menu or logout using (L) Logout. Load Polling Questions Log into Raindance Navigate to http://eclass.oracle.com (L) Moderator Login User ID = your user id (i.e. ir11iap1) Password = your password (i.e. instruct). Never change this password. (B) Continue Access the Define Polling Questions form (L) Stored Polling (L) Questions (B) Add Define a Multiple Choice Question Question Name = Enter a Question Name Hint: These will be displayed in alphabetical order. Start your question with a two-digit number so they will be ordered the way you need to access them. After the number use a good description. After you save the question, the Question Name will no longer be editable. Question Text = Fill in the Actual Question Warning: I had problems with using double quotes around words. Answer Type = Multiple-Choice Enter Answer: Enter the first potential answer Note: You could select from the Answer Library. For example if your responses are True and False, select the canned True/False response using the Answer Library. This canned answer is defined once and can be used for all True/False answers. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 15 of 54 (B) Add Continue entering answers until you are satisfied. (B) OK to save Note that you are taken back to the Plan Your Questions form. You can delete or modify existing questions. (B) Done (L) Moderator Menu to return to the Moderator Menu. Update Instructor Profile Your profile has information like your name and e-mail address. Log into Raindance Navigate to http://eclass.oracle.com (L) Moderator Login User ID = your user id (i.e. ir11iap1) Password = your password (i.e. instruct) (B) Continue Fill in your name, e-mail, title, company or whatever you are comfortable displaying. (B) OK (B) Done Remember to change the profile back after the class is over Prepare to Run the ILO Begin the conference call and Raindance sessions a few minutes early. Display an appropriate welcome PowerPoint. Bookmark important sites or add them to your toolbar: o Raindance: http://eclass.oracle.com o OLN Home: http://www.oracle.com/education/oln/ILO/ o iLearning: http://ilearning.oracle.com/ ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 16 of 54 Start a raindance Session Log into Raindance Navigate to http://eclass.oracle.com (L) Moderator Login User ID = your user id (i.e. ir11iap1). o Depending on what your userid is the students will add an x to obtain the event name. For example in this case the student will use xir11iap1 Password = your password (i.e. instruct) Start the Session (B) Start Choose an initial presentation (usually your welcome slide presentation) (B) Continue The Welcome form is displayed on the screen and is outlined in green indicating that “you” are the moderator To the right is the Slide Index. The slide index has the titles of all slides in your PowerPoint presentation…these are ordered by Slide Number Note: Do not resize the main window or the presentation window. You can resize the Presentation Controls window and Chat windows. Monitor Users as they Join the Session Make the main presentation window the active window (B) Controls (T) Participants Stopping the Session Make the main presentation window the active window (B) Quit to terminate the session Note: If you simply close all the programs, the session remains open. The next time you attempt to start a session under the same event id, you will be given a choice to terminate and start a new session or rejoin an existing session. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 17 of 54 Changing PowerPoint Presentations During a Session Start a Raindance Session Follow directions above to start a Raindance session. Ensure the main presentation form is the active window (B) Controls (T) Presentations Note that each item on the list corresponds to a PowerPoint presentation that was loaded. There will be one or more slides in the presentation. Choose the presentation you are interested in displaying (B) GoTo to activate the presentation Note that all slides in the presentation are in the Slide Index at the right hand side of the form. Sharing your Desktop During a Session Ensure the main presentation from is the active window (B) Controls (T) Application Sharing Determine what will be shared Choose the Target tab in the Application Sharing region Choose Region Activate Application Sharing Choose the Hotkeys tab in the Application Sharing region Note the hotkey that starts and stops application sharing Select the hotkey to share your region and resize the region being shared Hint: Navigate to the Application you want to share prior to defining the region to be shared. Hint: Unless you are specifically using chat windows as part of the class, keep any chat windows that appear at the bottom of your screen minimized until application sharing has stopped. If you don’t, all chat comments will be visible to all students. Stopping Application Sharing Use the hotkey to stop application sharing. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 18 of 54 Appendix C: Obtaining an ILO prep account ILO Prep account is obtained by creating a service request. Step 1: Go to http://gsi.oraclecorp.com/OA_HTML/ibulogin.jsp Step 2: Click on the link Create Service Request. Put in your name, phone etc. For product choose: IT:Support - Education For Problem Code use: Request Prep Account For Request Summary use: Need Prep account for Introduction to Oracle 9i ILO (host environment), or whatever class you are asking prep account for. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 19 of 54 Step 3: Click on the Continue button. Step 4: Select Type of Problem: IT:ESS Requests Put your relevant information For Customer Name: put ‘Not Applicable’ For Site code (2 letter if known) or location (City and Country): Enter IL ( This is for ILO host environment) For Course Name: put the Name of the ILO: Introduction to Oracle 9i ILO For Class start and end date: Put the start and end date of the duration for which you need the prep account. For Description of request: Put ‘ The request is for a prep account for Introduction to Oracle 9i ILO’. I am scheduled to teach it soon. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 20 of 54 Step 5: Click on the Continue Button. Make any changes if needed else click the Submit Service Request Button. Step 6: You will have an option of emailing the service request to yourself and also to add it to you list of Service request. Note down the Service Request number. You will be notified by email when you are assigned a prep account. In case you do not obtain a prep account call your helpdesk number and provide them the Service Request Number. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 21 of 54 Appendix D: Order Key Entry for Study Guide Access Both Students and Instructors will need to enter an Order Key to gain access to the OLN Study Guide for their class. The Order Key will be provided to you by the Regions ILO SPOC . The Order Key is usually delivered in the following format, EZA04778978, combining numeric and alphanumeric characters, and is case sensitive. Before teaching an ILO class, become familiar with entering Order Keys. For following steps show how you can obtain access to the Introduction to Oracle 9i SQL ILO (Spanish) Study Guide. The steps will be the same for all study guides. The order key value will change. Step 1: Log on to http://www.oracle.com/education/oln/ and select ‘Go to My Online Courses’ from the main screen. From the My Online Courses screen, perform the following steps: Step 2: Click on the Profile Tab ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 22 of 54 Step 3: Click on the Orders Subtab ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 23 of 54 Step 4: Enter the order key id and click on the submit button (as shown above). The corresponding ILO will then appear on the list below the submit button (as shown above). ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 24 of 54 Step 5: Go back to your home page ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 25 of 54 Step 6: Click on the link Instructor Led Online on the left hand side. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 26 of 54 Step 7: The new ILO should be on the list. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 27 of 54 Step 8: Click on the link Introduction to Oracle9i: SQL ILO Ed 1 Spanish. On the page that shows up click on the Icon under the heading ”Enroll." Step 9: On the page that shows up click on the play button as shown in the screen below: ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 28 of 54 Step 10: Go through the study guide and check the links work. Play with the links and buttons on the top to understand their functionality. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 29 of 54 Step 11: Go back to you home page by clicking on the button as shown below. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 30 of 54 Step 12: This will take you to your home page and the ILO Online Study Guide that you enrolled in will show up as shown below. This is the place from where you will regularly access the Study Guide the next time by clicking on the play button. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 31 of 54 Appendix E: ILO Weekly Accounts Message Each week, prior to class, the Region’s ILO SPOC will send the ILO weekly accounts message to the appropriate list of instructors. The message will either contain or point to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, which will have an individual worksheet for every ILO class. If the class is scheduled to be taught that week, the worksheet for that class will be filled in with the appropriate account message information. If the class is not scheduled for that week, its worksheet will not contain account information. Here is an example: Note the worksheets listed at the bottom of the typical account spreadsheet below: ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 32 of 54 Selecting the worksheet for DBA9i F1 would show you the following account information, which would include a complete student roster. The information includes: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Course Name, Start Date, and Duration Class ID The RainDance Web and Audio account information for the class The Order Key for accessing the Study Guide The URL and the logon information (userids, passwords, & Instances) for the practice environment. 6. Lecture hours and Office hours 7. List of Student Enrollment Master Index Course Date OTA Event Title Instructor Hours Running Oracle9i Performance Tuning – ILO 01-27-2003 295400 Rodney Pulliam Lecture: 9-11 & 12-2 Pacific Duration : 5 Days Office Hour: 2-3 Pacific Audio Conference Phone# 1.877.302.8255 8726411 Conference ID 295400 Conference Password Database Accounts http://eclass.oracle.com/iccdocs/quickAttend.sht ml iperft Instruct Password xiperft Order Key is NOT to be given out to a student without verification of their JUT7423170359 class enrollment confirmation Teach 1,user1user20 295400 or 295401 Password Database URL Instances http://essoln02.oracle.com/tarantella/ T1, U1 - U20 Enrollments Enrollment# Company Student eMail GW Lisk Comp. Commonwealth Telephone EMC Corporation Appalachian Fuels Philip Morris Lori Norsen jrackmyer@computeredescervice jrackmyer@computeredescervices.co s.com m RainDance URL Moderator User ID Event Name Order Key 668866 669853 692952 701345 715977 John Kachurick Paul Bober Michael Cole Valentyna Korchista ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM jokach@epix.net jokach@epix.net pbober@emc.com pbober@emc.com mcole@appalachianfuels.com mcole@appalachianfuels.com fran.m.maggie@pmusa.com fran.m.maggie@pmusa.com Page 33 of 54 The above data from the ILO Weekly Accounts Message shows that the class starts Jan 27th 2003. The OTA event title is 295400 and the instructor is Rodney Pulliam. The lecture material will be presented each day in two sessions. The first session will be between the hours of 9am and 11am and the second between 12pm and 2pm (all times are PST the start times etc. will change depending on the country, but a total of 5 hrs of instructor time per day must be provided to the customer). After the second session of the day, the instructor will hold a one-hour Office Hour so the students can ask questions and work on practice exercises. The instructor will use the Raindance Web and Audio conferencing facilities to present the lecture material. The accounts message contains the phone number, conference id and passwords (if applicable) for the audio conference. The message will also contain the Raindance Web URL, the moderator userid and password. The presentation slides should already be loaded. The Order Key for accessing the Study Guide is provided, but should not be given out to anyone else except students registered for this class. Typically, this is not given to the students until after the second session on the first day of class (immediately prior to the start of Office Hours). In addition, the instructor should demo the proper way enter the order key and access the Study Guide on OLN. http://www.oracle.com/education/oln/ ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 34 of 54 Appendix F: Accessing the Practice Environment The Accounts Message will include all information necessary to access the practice environment for each class. For example in the case of the DBA Fundamental I course, that environment is located at the URL: http://essoln02.oracle.com/tarantella/ Accessing this URL will require a userid and password, which is in the message. The practice accounts for the above class are teach1 and user1 through user20. The password for these accounts is the same thing as the Portal Password or Portal Password –1. Access to the practice environment will be available to the students as a link in the OLN Study Guide, either as a link by itself (Access Practice environment) or embedded inside the practice link. Select the link and a browser session will start. The screen will turn red for a moment, you may get some plug-ins loaded, but eventually you will be presented with a log in screen. This is where you enter the database account userid and password provided in the accounts message. (See below) ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 35 of 54 ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 36 of 54 After entering the correct information, you will see a screen that has a session icons on the left. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 37 of 54 When you select this, you will see the UNIX practice environment on the right of the browser window ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 38 of 54 The practice environment for the Introduction to Oracle9i SQL class is a little different. These practices are done using iSQLPlus, also accessed through the Study Guide. There is an iSQL*Plus session link at the top of the practice module page. Selecting this link brings up the iSQLPlus login. This is where the students enter the userid and password from the Accounts Message. Note: The iSQL*Plus link is resolved to the link: http://essoln01.oracle.com/isqlplus/. The students should be encouraged to use the Study Guide for access. The practice steps are listed in the module as well as the link to the practice environment. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 39 of 54 ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 40 of 54 ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 41 of 54 The practice environment for Application Courses is a little different than that of the Database and SQL courses. There is a PowerPoint slide that should be available from the respective Raindance Web account. The instructor needs to review the content with the students. It details the steps required for applications classes to access the appropriate practice environment. 1. Initiate a browser session, either Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer. 2. Go to the URL as provided by your Instructor (for example http://es0032.us.oracle.com/). (Note: Always check the accounts message for Application URL) 3. Enter the information provided by your instructor in the Instance and class id fields 4. If needed download the Jinitiator from this page before proceeding. 5. The Oracle Applications Login page is displayed. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 42 of 54 9. Enter Username: operations Password: welcome 10. Click on the Connect button and perform the practice as outlined in the Study Guide. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 43 of 54 Appendix G: Finding the host environment without the accounts message Step 1: Go to http://ed-aces1.us.oracle.com/guest/ESSRM.ED_CENTER_ACCOUNT_REPORT_v2.show_parms ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 44 of 54 Step 2: Scroll all the way down to where you see the Ed center filed. Type IL there and click on the button labeled ‘Get Accounts for 20 seat Classrooms) ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 45 of 54 Step 3: Look for your class: Note the difference between OTA title and ClassId. For the DBA classes, password is Portal password or Portal Password -1 For Intro classes the password is ora+portalpassword e.g. ora295407 The teach account is the account you will use. The Student Accounts are for the students The database connect string is determined from the teach account. If teach account is teach3 it will be T3, if the teach account is teach2 it will be T2 and so on. You will also notice that the Portal Password and the Class id are the same. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 46 of 54 Appendix H: Marketing Survey Questionnaire 1 - Price is favorable to traditional classroom training Strongly Agree Agree Undecided Disagree Not Applicable 2 - I could still work a partial day while learning Strongly Agree Agree Undecided Disagree Not Applicable 3 - Scheduled lecture times kept me on track Strongly Agree Agree Undecided Disagree Not Applicable 4 - I liked the fact that there was no travel required Strongly Agree Agree Undecided Disagree Not Applicable 5 - Management approval was easier to obtain for this type of training method as opposed to traditional classroom training Strongly Agree Agree Undecided Disagree Not Applicable ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 47 of 54 6 - I liked the built-in discipline of scheduled lectures, with the freedom to do the labs on my own time Strongly Agree Agree Undecided Disagree Not Applicable ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 48 of 54 Appendix I: Generating a Class Roster Report Please be aware that it is mandatory that you generate a Class Roster on Day 1 of your class. If a new student joins on day 2 then generate the roster on day 2 as well. To generate a Class Roster, do the following: On the 1st day of class use the following Polling question to obtain the sign-in information from the students: "Please enter the following: - name - company - phone - email address - enrollment id* “ *The enrollment id is currently included in the weekly accounts spreadsheet and is retrieved from OTA. The spreadsheet that you have can be outdated if students register over the weekend. Your Regions ILO SPOC will inform you when this happens. At the end of the 1st day create a report of the polling question. This report will represent the class sign-in roster. From the Moderator Menu: - Select Reports - Select the Event # representing the date and time when polling tool was used to obtain sign-in information. - From the drop-down, select Polling - Select Update - Select Polling Analyzer - Save the html report as <class_id>_enrollment.html *Send report to your Region’s ILO Admin SPOC. ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 49 of 54 Appendix J: Generating a Marketing Survey Report Please be aware that it is necessary to generate a Marketing Survey Report on the last day of class. If the marketing questions are not loaded into the presentation as Stored Polling Questions, use the questions and answer sets detailed in Appendix H. From the Moderator Menu: - Select Reports - Select the Event # representing the date and time when polling tool was used to obtain marketing information. - From the drop-down, select Polling - Select Update - Select Polling Analyzer - Save the html report as <class_id>marketing.html Send the report to: Marcelo.Manzano@oracle.com Your manager Sandhya.Rajput@oracle.com Sergio.Preciado@oracle.com Any other email address your manager provides you Note: Marcelo, Silvana and Sergio will receive this report only if you are based in LAD /Brazil ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 50 of 54 Appendix K: Technical Support: Phone Numbers and URLs The instructor should call the Global Helpdesk support if: o o o o o o o o o The Accounts are not setup correctly The Accounts are not setup at all The Practice environment is not accessible by anyone Creating OLN Account Accessing OLN Account Accessing RainDance Web Event Accessing RainDance Audio Event Accessing the Study Guide Accessing the Practice Environment Not all countries are supported by OLN Global Helpdesk. To find out if your country is supported visit: http://www.oracle.com/education/oln/olnsupport/index.html?help_deskinfo.html If your country is not supported then please contact your Region’s ILO SPOC to provide you with the number. If the Order Key is invalid and/or does not work the instructor, not the students, should either call the number provided to you by your Region’s ILO SPOC or email: (olnghd_ww@oracle.com) The students should be able to log their complaints through the support form: http://www.oracle.com/education/oln/tech_support.html ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 51 of 54 Appendix L: Important URLs What for ILO Documentation OU Online Home Page Customer ILO Page Online Support Form Helpdesk Phone Numbers To Access the weekly Spreadsheet Host environment accounts Where to go Weekly Account Spreadsheet Introduction to Oracle SQL Practice Link DBA Practice Link Build Corporate Portals Practice Links eBusiness classes ( Apps) Practice Links files.oraclecorp.com/content/AllPublic/Workspaces/OLN_SS-Public/eLFT_ILO/ essoln01.oracle.com/isqlplus/ essoln02.oracle.com/tarantella/ essoln04.us.oracle.com:7779/pls/portal esste02.us.oracle.com Attend a Raindance Web Conference Start a Raindance Web Conference Obtain a Raindance Account Learn more about Raindance Create a Service Request eclass.oracle.com/iccdocs/quickAttend.shtml eclass.oracle.com gsi.oraclecorp.com/OA_HTML/ibulogin.jsp itweb.oraclecorp.com/support/tools/conferencing/web/index.html gsi.oraclecorp.com/OA_HTML/ibulogin.jsp Files > MyWorkspaces > ILO-Instructor Led Online Documentation www.oracle.com/education/oln www.oracle.com/education/oln/ILO www.oracle.com/education/oln/tech_support.html www.oracle.com/education/oln/olnsupport/index.html?help_deskinfo.html http://files.oraclecorp.com/content/AllPublic/Workspaces/OLN_SS-Public/eLFT_ILO/ ed-aces1.us.oracle.com/guest/ESSRM.ED_CENTER_ACCOUNT_REPORT_v2.show_parms Query for Ed Center = IL Appendix M: Contact Information Contact OLN Global Helpdesk Marketing Polling Question report To Obtain Access to Weekly spreadsheet on OFO Obtain Access to ILO documentation Regional ILO ADMIN SPOC Email olnghd_ww@oracle.com When to Contact If Order Key does not work Marcelo.Manzano@oracle.com When you have created the marketing report for the ILO. Silvana.Marrone@oracle.com Mary.Ann.Pool@oracle.com Marcelo, Silvana and Sergio will receive this report only if you are based in LAD /Brazil Your manager (if required) Sandhya.Rajput@oracle.com Sergio.Preciado@oracle.com Any other email address your manager/ Admin SPOC provides you Michael.Worley@oracle.com Only when an instructor has also been made the ADMIN SPOC Sandhya.Rajput@oracle.com Your Regional ILO SPOC For USA TTL_US@oracle.com (Until the website is created for ILOs). You have been assigned to teach ILOs for the first time When you do not get the weekly account sheet. They will receive your attendance roster also. In USA the attendance information is sent to Tony.Salas@oracle.com and not to mailto:TTL_US@oracle.com For Germany: Lutz.Hartmann@oracle.com You can contact your manager also. For LAD countries: Analia.Patino@oracle.com (based in Argentina) Plan New ILOs For Peru: Haydee.Artica@oracle.com Sandhya.Rajput@oracle.com When you want to have a new ILO class offered in your region ILO Training Guide for Instructors 3/9/2016 8:54:00 PM Page 54 of 54