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**Walkthrough**
I like to do things to figure out how to use it. This is a simple walk-through which will show you a lot of the features of the EduNetworkBuilder teaching system.
Open EduNetworkBuilder
Go to edit -> class setup
Create yourself a teacher account. Put your name there. Go ahead and enter the full-name also. Close out of EduNetworkBuilder
Now, make yourself a csv file with the following info:
```
tiyoung, Tim Young, 1234
ansmith, Andrew Smith, abcd
fastair, Fred A Stair
```
Double-click your teacher file to open it and go to classwork. Click on Students and import the student file (CSV) that we just created.
Now, click exit. It should take you to the main EduNetworkBuilder screen. Go to "samples" -> puzzles, and select a puzzle. Do not solve the puzzle. Say to yourself, "I want to give this to my students!"
Then, go to "edit" -> "Add to classwork"
Change some of the information about the classwork. (due date, etc)
then, click "exit" to go back to the main screen, find another two puzzles and add each of them.
Then, in your profile, go to "classwork" -> "students" -> all homework to students.
Then, go to class -> Generate student files. This will make a directory with file-names for each of the students. You can "give them to students" for them to work on.
Exit out of EduNetworkBuilder and double-click a student file. You are now that student. Start sweating when you see the homework, but, try it any way. From the profile, select a homework, launch it, and see if you can solve it. (I have had some odd behavior yet with some of that. Some puzzles end up unsolvable at the moment. So, pretend it works, and go to edit -> submit homework. The submitted homework gets written to their file when they exit out.
Now, open up your teacher file. (The program prepends an underscore to the teacher account so it should sort at the top of the directory.) Go to Classwork -> students -> "Read in student homework." You select the directory where the student homework is stored, and it reads in all the files there. (so, when they give them back to you, you drop them all in one directory.) It reads in the file names that it had generated, finds any new submissions, and adds them to the respective students.