The QPS software requires that courses/instances (kurs/kurstillfälle) are correctly set-up and that appropriate privileges are assigned to you. Please contact the person responsible for your course if the course/instance or menus referenced below are not visible, and no error messages appear.| Time estimate to perform this tutorial | 5-10 minutes |
| Scope | Students can act as evaluators for assignments similar to teachers. They will provide feedback, but can not grade the submissions.
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| Definitions | Assignment: is a potent tool to send out tasks to students, group of students. It can be used for PBL meetings, group evaluations and many more functions. It can be used for the entire course or just a selected group of candidates. Evaluate:(meaning in swedish) bedöma |
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| Who can see content created in this tutorial | Selected students in the assignment |
| Goal | Create an Assignment, add student and evaluate their responses |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Create an Assignment
Assignments can be used for a broad range of scenarios ranging from a simple submission with feedback to more complex rubric based assessments of multiple criterias. Feedback can be given in different ways.
Select the course in which to create the Assignment
- Select Course
- Select Course instance
Create an Assignment
- Please read the article Create an assignment if you are new to the use of assignments
Assign Student evaluators
- Click on Student Evaluators and select Assignees
- Click on Switch to individual assignments then select the students that should do the assignment.
Once you switch to individual assignments, you can’t switch back
- In the Assignees list search and select your student evaluators by marking the checkbox to the left of the student.
If a student is missing from the list, please contact an administrator
- Click on Save and select Publish changes
If you try to Publish the assignment but gets warning about mandatory action, you may need to click on Edit Tags to see if any mandatory fields needs to be filled out
Assignments can be used for a broad range of scenarios ranging from a simple submission with feedback to more complex rubric based assessments of multiple criterias. Feedback can be given in different ways.