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How do I create an assignment that lets the student type directly into Tlearn? I don't want the student to upload a doc but enter text, can I do that?
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The Submission type Online text provides the student with an editor to type directly into Tlearn. The advantage of using the Online text is that it is quick for the student to get started and no need to use a word processing program. However, always be cautious about your internet connection. If the internet goes down, the work students have typed in and not saved might be lost. Consider having the student type their submission on Word and then copy/paste into the Online text editor. Continue reading to see the steps visually.
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Grade an assignment
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How do I grade an Online text assignment? How do I manually grade an assignment? Can I change a grade in the grade book?A.
A new feature in Tlearn is the combining of the Online text, Upload a single file, and Advanced uploading of multiple files assignment activity. The new Assignment provides all these settings and more. The post will focus on grading Online text. Online text assignment is useful for writing to be done online and submitted for grading - think of it like a brief reflective assignment that is between the student and instructor. Create this type of assignment to have students submit text using the normal Tlearn editing tools. Grade online and even add inline comments or changes. The Inline comments feature allows for direct edits or comments on student work from within Tlearn. This can save you time from downloading documents, tracking changes, and uploading again. Follow the steps below to grade an Online assignment.
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