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This document provides instructions for faculty to access a student roster in two steps: click the "Show Roster" button, which displays a list of all currently enrolled students. It recaps the two steps for accessing the roster: click "Show Roster" and a list of enrolled students will appear.
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- 2. Faculty OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Student Roster 1. Click on the Show Roster button
- 3. Faculty OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Student Roster 2. A list of all currently enrolled students appears
- 4. Faculty OPEN CAMPUS | FACULTY TRAINING Student Roster Recap 1. Click on the Show Roster button 2. A list of all currently enrolled students appears