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1 | | -# Get started as a teacher using Lambda Feedback |
| 1 | +# Getting Started with Lambda Feedback for Teachers |
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3 | | -## Access a module |
| 3 | +## Access a Module |
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5 | | -Use your Imperial Microsoft account to sign in and access your modules. By default you are logged in as a student and the interface will be blue. If you have teacher priviliges then you will see a teacher button at the top. |
| 5 | +Use your Imperial Microsoft account to sign in and access your modules. By default, you are logged in as a student, and the interface will be blue. If you have teacher **privileges**, you will see a 'Teacher' button at the top. |
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9 | | -To enter teacher mode, <ins>click on the Teacher button</ins>, and the colour of the interface will change to orange. This is where you are able to access all your modules, as well as upload and edit problem sets. |
| 9 | +To enter teacher mode, <ins>click the 'Teacher' button</ins>, and the **colour** of the interface will change to orange. This is where you can access all your modules, as well as upload and edit problem sets. |
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11 | | -As of 07/2023, new modules can only be added to Lambda Feedback by administrators. Please speak to an admin if you wish for your module to be added to the website. |
| 11 | +As of **July 2023**, new modules can only be added to Lambda Feedback by administrators. Please **contact an administrator** if you want your module added to the website. |
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13 | 13 | <br /> |
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15 | | -To find the module you want, you can sort ASCENDING as per the image below:<br /> |
| 15 | +To find the module you want, you can sort them in **ascending/descending order**, or filter them as shown below: |
| 16 | +<br /> |
16 | 17 | {: style="height:200px"} |
17 | 18 | {: style="height:200px"}<br /> |
18 | | -_Image: quick sort (left) or filtering (right)_ |
| 19 | +_Image: Quick sort (left) or filtering (right)_ |
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20 | | -As of 31/8/22 the filtering/sorting only works on the content visible on the current page (other pages are ignored). We aim to fix this by sorting at the backend. |
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22 | | -Select the module you wish to edit.<br /> |
| 21 | +Select the module you wish to edit. |
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25 | | -## Create a new problem set |
| 25 | +## Create a New Problem Set |
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27 | | -<ins>Click on your module</ins> and then <ins>click on "content"</ins> (upper left-hand corner).<br /> |
| 27 | +<ins>Click your module</ins> and then <ins>click 'Content'</ins> (in the upper-left corner). |
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30 | | -Create a new set by pressing the button seen below and this will automatically appear with a default name which you can edit by clicking 'edit set metadata':<br /> |
31 | | -{: style="height:50px"} |
| 31 | +Create a new set by **clicking** the 'Create Set' button. |
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| 33 | +A menu will appear with options to edit the name, description, and other settings for the new set. |
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33 | | -To edit the content, <ins>click on the set name</ins>. This will open the Set in a ['WYSIWYG'](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WYSIWYG) editor. The first question is automatically created with a default name. |
| 35 | +To edit the content, <ins>click the set name</ins>. This will open the set in a ['WYSIWYG'](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WYSIWYG) editor. The first question is automatically created with a default name. |
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35 | 37 | The question structure is described [here](../../student/index.md). |
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37 | | -## Below the line |
| 39 | +## Below the Line |
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39 | | -Below the main question content you can provide high quality support material for students. |
| 41 | +Below the main question content, you can provide high-quality support material for students. |
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41 | 43 | {: style="height:50px"} |
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43 | | -A [student guide is here](../../student/index.md) and teachers use the content as follows: |
| 45 | +A [student guide is here](../../student/index.md). Teachers use the 'below the line' content as follows: |
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45 | | -- **Structured tutorial** is a canvas to provide scaffolding to students struggling with the question. |
46 | | -- **Final answer** is self explanatory. |
47 | | -- **Worked solutions** provides detailed, step-by-step solutions. |
| 47 | +- **Structured tutorial** is to provide scaffolding for students struggling with the question. |
| 48 | +- **Final answer** is self-explanatory. |
| 49 | +- **Worked solutions** provides detailed, step-by-step solutions. |
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49 | | -All content below the line uses milkdown functionality. Worked solutions can be branched. Future developments will add branching and response areas to structured tutorials. |
| 51 | +All content below the line uses Lexdown functionality. Worked solutions can be branched. Future developments will add branching and response areas to structured tutorials. |
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51 | | -It is not necessary to include all three methods of help, if only one of the tabs is filled then only that one button will be included in the published student version. |
| 53 | +It is not necessary to include all three methods of help. If you only provide content for one tab, only that button will appear in the published student version. |
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53 | 55 | For general terminology, see [here.](../../terminology.md) |
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55 | 57 | To see further details on how to edit your questions, see [here.](content-sets-questions.md) |
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57 | | -## Enrolling students |
| 59 | +## Enrolling Students |
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| 61 | +In **Teacher mode**, open your module's home page, click the 'Students' tab, and then click 'Enrol Students'. |
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| 65 | +Enter a student's email address, or alternatively paste in a list of email addresses separated by commas. |
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59 | | -In TEACHER mode, open your module home page and click 'VIEW STUDENTS' then 'ENROL STUDENTS' |
| 69 | +Press 'Enter' to add the email addresses: |
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63 | | -Enter a comma-separated list of email addresses. Press 'Enter' to confirm the addresses, and then 'SUBMIT' to enrol the students |
| 73 | +Then click 'SUBMIT' to enrol the students. |
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65 | | -### Imperial College London email addresses |
| 75 | +### Imperial College London Email Addresses |
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67 | | -You must use the long form email address: |
| 77 | +You must use the long-form email address: |
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69 | 79 | #### Valid: |
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71 | 81 | first.nameYY@imperial.ac.uk (student) |
| 82 | +<br> |
72 | 83 | j.doe@imperial.ac.uk (staff) |
| 84 | +<br> |
73 | 85 | first.name@imperial.ac.uk (staff) |
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75 | | -#### Invalid |
| 88 | +#### Invalid: |
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77 | 90 | abc123@ic.ac.uk |
| 91 | +<br> |
78 | 92 | abc123@imperial.ac.uk |
| 93 | +<br> |
79 | 94 | user@ic.ac.uk |
| 95 | +<br> |
80 | 96 | user@imperial.ac.uk |
| 97 | +<br> |
81 | 98 | first.nameYY@ic.ac.uk |
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83 | | -The reason for the above is because we use Azure Active Directory - i.e. Microsoft - to authorise users. |
| 101 | +This is because we use Azure Active Directory (i.e., Microsoft) to **authorise** users. |
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