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tweiler · ‎05-22-2019

I don't think we should be able to delete the question after students have answered it. This makes me feel like we are trying to revise history. I do think that we should be able to remove the weight of the question, while leaving the points that students earned if they answered correctly, so it acts as a bonus question. I do this when a question is well-written, but very very hard and few students answered correctly. If the question is terrible, we should be able to remove the weight of the question AND remove the points that the students earned if they answered what was marked as the correct answer. This is what I like to do when there is no correct answer for the question.

tweiler · ‎08-18-2015

Can I have an invite too? tweiler@fiu.edu . Thanks so much! Tracey

tweiler · ‎04-16-2015

I always find it useful to search for content using an index or an actual search tool rather than just scrolling through all of the pages one by one to find what I need. I can see many uses for this: As a student, I know that a particular topic was covered but I'm not sure where. I can search the course for the keyword and the page hits will come up. As an instructor, I want to know where else these students have seen a particular concept. I can search a bunch of courses for a keyword and the courses and page hits will come up. As a student, as I am trying to integrate information from multiple lectures within a course or within multiple courses, it would be useful to see where a particular concept has been covered. Tracey

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