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Contents
General topics
- Most useful links
Per-page guide to the teachers' module (pending update)
- Resources
- Resources
- Course page (accessible via the assigning sequence)
- Assignments
- Students
- More
- Set a Quick Assignment
- Add an Offline Assessment
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- Teachers in my School
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- Course Markbook
- Quizzes Markbook
- Quiz Analysis
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- All Author Groups
- My Author Groups
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- My Profile
- My Account
- My Subscriptions
- Buy Subscriptions
- Payment History
- Control my Emails
- My Prizes Key
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- Help (comes here)
- Logout (self-explanatory)
- Inbox
Guide to the Student Module
Login screen (http://yacapaca.com/student)
- To-do list
- Tabs in the to-do list
How-to videos
- 5-minute (max) screencasts to guide you through key processes
- Uploading a new student set: Follow this procedure and it will take no more than 90 seconds to upload your class.
- Student Set Management: How many teachers can teach many students via many sets, all with just one login each.
- The Whiteboard: A great tool for showing the class an analysis of their results in realtime.
- Results filters: Now your students have finished a set of quizzes, how can you see exactly the marking data you need?
- Progress Charts: See, and share, how each student, or the whole class, are progressing through interactive graphs.
- Question Creatr: A short tour of our new question-creation tool. Includes images, sounds and tagging, but not Glyphs. They were added after this video was made.
- The Quiz Statistics page: To the a serious quiz author, this is the single most useful page in Yacapaca. Yet, hardly anyone knows about it.
- Tagging across multiple pages: Advanced techniques for compiling quizzes from very large (100+) question banks.
- Adding videos to quizzes: Create complete learning resources by embedding videos, slideshows and more into any type of assessment.
- Fuzzy-match cloze questions: Write Cloze (aka "Type your answer") questions that are tolerant of students' poor spelling.
- Teams increase student motivation: One click to to harness the power of teams in your classroom.
- [Quick Assignments]: An end to the chaos of emailed assignment with this organisational feature.
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