Go to your Assignments List and you will see a colour-coding key across the top.
Here is what they each mean. Do follow the embedded links if you have time; I have written extensively on each of these in the past, so this is Continue reading
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Tutorial 3: The Assignments List
At the heart of the Yacapaca Teachers’ Module lies the Assignments list. This is your overview of both what your students should be doing, and what they are actually doing. It is the springboard to analytics and actions related to each assignment. Time to make friends…
1. Filter and search
After you have been using Yacapaca for a while, the Assignments list becomes quite Continue reading
Tutorial 2: Find the right assessment with Faceted Search
When you first meet Yacapaca, you will naturally want to know if it meets an assessment need you have today. With 23,000 quizzes, Yacapaca probably already has the ideal quiz for your next baseline or end-of-unit test – but Continue reading
Tutorial 1: Fast student setup
Nomenclature: throughout Yacapaca we use the term “student sets” rather “classes” to encourage the idea that you are no longer limited by the four walls of a classroom. Any student may simultaneously be a member of a whole-year cohort, a class or a smaller group. Group your students in whatever way makes sense at the time.
‘Formal’ vs. ‘casual’ student sets
Do you have a spreadsheet with your students names, classes, admission number, etc?
- Yes? Excellent! You should import these into “Formal” student sets. Formal sets are preferable when you can set them up, but they are not the subject of this tutorial.
- No? Not to worry. Create “Casual” student sets and let students sign themselves up to Continue reading
