What
is Inline Assignment Grading?
Instead
of requiring instructors to download student-submitted ‘assignment’ files to
view or edit those submissions, instructors are now be able to view
student-submitted files “inline,” i.e. in the web browser, without requiring
any plugins, applets, or client-side applications. Annotation tools are included
with the inline viewer, enabling you to provide feedback including comments,
highlights, and even drawings/annotations directly on the inline view of the
document. Supported document types that can be converted are Word (DOC, DOCX),
PowerPoint (PPT, PPTX), Excel (XLS, XLSX), and PDF (PDF).
Known
Issues: 1) Students cannot annotate documents, 2) This does not work with SafeAssign, and 3) Annotation sessions expires after an hour, so if an
instructor takes longer than an hour to annotate a document, annotations made
after that session expiration may not be saved.
For
more information:
- Video: Inline Assignment Grading
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