Setting up and using online assignment submissions
Lauren Kane (CECS Educational Development Group)
EDUCATION INNOVATION SERIES Teaching with Wattle in CECSDATE: 2011-02-14
TIME: 13:00:00 - 14:00:00
LOCATION: CHEMG51B
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ABSTRACT:
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1-2pm Monday 14th February |
Computer Lab Chem G51B |
Setting up and using online assignment submissions
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Manage electronic files and marking
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Facilitator: Peter Evans, Lauren Kane and Malcolm Pettigrove
By the end of the session, participants will have the knowledge and skills to:
- discuss the benefits for using online assignment submissions
- choose and create the most appropriate assignment type for their purpose
During the session:
- Benefits of online submissions
- Different assignment types and their uses
- aAdvanced uploading of filesa assignment type and all its options.
- Setting the available and close time
- Making the description available before the open date
- Why you should allow late submissions
- Send for marking button- why not to use it
- Links to the calendar
- Naming conventions
- Student experience when uploading an assignment
- Links to the gradebook
Advanced content (if time allows):
- Marking online and ways to give electronic feedback
BIO:
Dr Peter Evans is visiting the ANU from USQ and is working with the Central Wattle team. Peter has many years of experience supporting staff and students with Moodle and will run these sessions for CECS with assistance from Lauren Kane and Malcolm Pettigrove.
You can find out more about Peter in his professional ePortfolio:
https://eportfolio.usq.edu.au/view/view.php?id=3
