From 065ebb2e9ae17caf3563a7ad8839fd3efdf213fc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Tim Young Date: Fri, 11 Aug 2017 01:02:12 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] timy created page: Teach_Homework --- Teach_Homework.md | 22 ++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 22 insertions(+) create mode 100644 Teach_Homework.md diff --git a/Teach_Homework.md b/Teach_Homework.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a752fef --- /dev/null +++ b/Teach_Homework.md @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +**Working with Homework** + +Homework is at the core of the teacher / student system. Each homework is a "Puzzle", which is a network that can have things wrong with it. For detailed information about creating a puzzle, refer to the [Making a Puzzle](MakingAPuzzle) page. + +**Creating Homework** +(For detailed information about creating a puzzle, refer to the [Making a Puzzle](MakingAPuzzle) page.) + +As you create a network, and make network tests, you can go up to "Edit" -> "Add to Classwork." This will put that particular network in the list of classwork you can give students. You can always go back to that particular classwork, launch it, and resume editing it. If you wish to make changes to a network, be sure to go to "edit" -> "Update Classwork" to save the changes. + +One common problem to have is to take a puzzle and solve it, to test the puzzle out so you know how to do it, and then to accidentally save it in it's solved state. Every time you exit EduNetworkBuilder, it re-writes your file. It keeps backups of those files, which you can always go back to (or, go back and export a homework out from it so you can import it into a newer file). + +**Adding it to your Class library** +"Edit" -> "Add to Classwork." This will put that particular network in the list of classwork you can give students. + +Adding it to the available classwork does not make it accessible to students. Your classwork file is yours, and yours alone until you choose to share it with the students. So it is safe to have all your classwork that you want to use for your class all prepped and sitting there in your classwork. Then, you can issue it at your leisure. + +**Giving it to Students** +There are two main methods for issuing homework. You can include it in with the initial student file, or you can give the students a "homework file" that they can click on and import the homework later on. + +Every time you add files to the student files, you need to give the files back to them. This process may have some data loss (if they have done something between the time they give you the file and you give it back to them). So it is recommended to only populate the student files with homework initially, and then to make individual homework files from that point on. + +You can include multiple puzzles in one homework file. This is done by going to your profile -> classwork -> class -> export Homework. It will pop up a list of the puzzles you have in your classwork and let you choose which ones to export.