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‎pretext/Assignments/assembleAssignment.ptx‎

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<title>Create an Assignment</title>
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<subsection xml:id="create_assignment_intro">
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<title>Introduction</title>
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<video xml:id="h45c7_wIgGA" youtube="h45c7_wIgGA" width="auto" />
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<video xml:id="assignment-builder-video" youtube="_1C6pKu4Hxk" width="auto"/>
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This <url href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f4xvZJyKOh4IE7O6iWbC4M-fg3V1zmZN/view?usp=sharing">Scribe document</url> illustrates how to create, edit and grade assignments in Runestone step by step with screenshots.
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button to let us know. We have volunteer editors that help us clear out or correct these bad
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<p>You can also Search Exercises by name or keyword or author if you are looking for something specific. Click on <em>Add Exarcises</em> button and then select <em>Search Exercises</em> instead of Browse Chapter Exercises. Type in a search word and enter in the search box. You can filter by type. The default is to search for exercises associated with the ebook that you are in, but you can toggle "Book Exercises" to "All Exercises" to search for exercises in other books. You can then click to select or preview exercises from the results and then click on the orange Choose Exercises button to add them to the assignment. You can also Copy Exercises to change them.</p>
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<p>You can also Search Exercises by name or keyword or author if you are looking for something specific. Click on <em>Add Exercises</em> button and then select <em>Search Exercises</em> instead of Browse Chapter Exercises. Type in a search word and enter in the search box. You can filter by type. The default is to search for exercises associated with the ebook that you are in, but you can toggle "Book Exercises" to "All Exercises" to search for exercises in other books. You can then click to select or preview exercises from the results and then click on the orange Choose Exercises button to add them to the assignment. You can also Copy Exercises to change them.</p>
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<caption>Search Exercises</caption>
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<p>When you are done adding exercises, click on the back arrow by the assignment name or on the Assignment Builder button at the top to return to the main assignment list page. By default, the new assignment will not be visible to students. </p>
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<title>Make it Visible</title>
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<p>Please take note of the visible to students toggle. If you forget to toggle this to visible then the assignment will not show up in the list that your students can see on the assignment page.</p>
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<p>Please make sure that you slide the visibility toggle of an assignment in the assignments list to visible when you want your students to see it. If you forget to toggle this to visible, then the assignment will not show up in the list that your students can see on the assignment page.</p>
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‎pretext/Assignments/examsAndQuizzes.ptx‎

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<section xml:id="instructor-interface_exams-and-quizzes-in-runestone">
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<title>Exams and Quizzes in Runestone</title>
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<title>Creating a Quiz/Exam Assignment</title>
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<video xml:id="create-exams-video" youtube="eu6Q6GALKBE" width="auto" />
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<p>In the new Assignment Builder in the Instructor Dashboard, you can choose to make a new assignment a Quiz/Exam like below where you can select whether there is a time limit and whether pauses and feedback are allowed.</p>
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‎pretext/WritingExercises/theExerciseBank.ptx‎

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<p>The new Assignment Builder makes it easy to write your own exercises! Although all of the Runestone books have a pretty good selection of exercises, you can never have too many exercises. We hope to crowd source an enormous collection of questions and problems in our Exercise database. You can help by adding custom exercises for your own course to the database! Once your exercise is in the database, it is available for others to find using the search feature on the create assignment page. Community contributed exercises are shown with a person icon instead of a book icon under the source column.</p>
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<p>Here are some examples of these different types of exercises. In the next pages, we will go through the steps to create some of these exercises.</p>
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<p>Here is an example Multiple Choice Exercise:</p>
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<p>What does the following code print?</p>
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<p>Parsons (Mixed up Code) Problem:</p>
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<exercise label="mixed-hi-paired" numbered="yes" adaptive="yes" indentation="hide" language="java">
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<p>Active Code Exercise</p>
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<p>Matching:</p>
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<p>Here is an example of a simple Active Code exercise in Python:</p>
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<exercise label="active_code_example">
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<statement>
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<p>Write a Python function that takes two numbers as input and returns their sum.</p>
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def add(a, b):
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from unittest.gui import TestCaseGui
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class myTests(TestCaseGui):
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def testOne(self):
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self.assertEqual(add(2,2),4,"Call to add(2,2) should return 4")
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self.assertAlmostEqual(add(2.0,3.0), 5.0, 1, "Call to add(2.0,3.0) should return 5.0")
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myTests().main()
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<p>Here is an example of a Drag and Drop matching questions. You can also have Matching questions where
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<exercise label="java_matching">
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Drag the definition from the left and drop it on the correct concept
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<feedback>
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<p>Review the summaries above.</p>
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<cardsort>
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<premise order="1">a specific instance of a class with defined attributes</premise>
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<premise order="2">defines a new data type with instance variables and methods</premise>
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<premise order="3">define the behaviors or functions for objects</premise>
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<p>Clickable Area:</p>
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<exercise label="date_constructor">
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<cline><area correct="no">public class Date {</area></cline>
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<p>Fill in the Blank:</p>
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<p>What Java data type should you use for a shoe size like 8.5?</p>
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