1.
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Teachers can split discussions and move discussions between forums in the same course |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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2.
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Students can choose from 4 discussion display options and their choice is remembered |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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3.
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By default, a new course contains a news forum in which only teachers can post and subscription is forced |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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4.
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By default, a new course contains a Latest News block which displays a specific number of recent discussions from the news forum |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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5.
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In a standard forum, students can start discussions, add replies and attach files to their posts |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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6.
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In a single simple discussion forum only teachers can start discussions |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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7.
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In a 'Each person posts one discussion' forum students can start exactly one discussion and can reply to all discussions |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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8.
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In a Q & A forum students must post first before they can view other posts |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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9.
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A teacher can set one of 4 possible forum subscription options |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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10.
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Students can edit or delete their forum posts within a set time limit |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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11.
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A teacher can set one of 3 possible options for tracking read forum posts |
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Passed |
Teresa Gibbison
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12.
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A teacher can choose a grading scale for rating forum posts and can restrict rating to within certain dates |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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13.
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A teacher can set one of 5 possible forum rating aggregation types |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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14.
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A teacher can block students from posting in a forum after they post a certain number of posts in a given period |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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15.
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Teachers can edit or delete any forum post |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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16.
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In a database activity, students can add entries to a database |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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17.
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A database activity may include up to 12 different database fields |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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18.
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Database activity entries can be viewed in a list or singly or they can be searched or browsed |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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19.
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A teacher can set a default sort order for database activity entries |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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20.
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A teacher can export database activity entries in a choice of formats |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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21.
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A teacher can restrict the time period in which students can view and/or add entries to a database activity |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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22.
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A teacher can set a required number of entries for a database activity |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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23.
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A teacher can set a required number of entries before a student can view other database activity entries |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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24.
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A teacher can set a maximum number of entries which a student can submit for a database activity |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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25.
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A teacher can set that database activity entries require approval before being viewable by everyone |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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26.
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A teacher can enable database activity entry rating according to a chosen grading scale |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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27.
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A teacher can use templates to modify the visual layout of information in a database activity |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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28.
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A teacher can share a database activity as a preset |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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29.
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In a glossary activity, students can add entries including attaching files |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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30.
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Glossary entries can be searched or browsed by alphabet, category, date or author |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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31.
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A teacher can set whether glossary entries are always editable |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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32.
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A teacher can set that glossary entries require approval before being viewable by everyone |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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33.
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A teacher can choose a grading scale for rating glossary entries and can restrict rating to within certain dates |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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34.
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A teacher can set one of 7 possible glossary display formats |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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35.
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Glossary entries can be set to automatically link to elsewhere in the course where the word or phrase is mentioned |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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36.
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A teacher can choose whether to allow duplicate entries in a glossary |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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37.
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A teacher can choose whether to provide a printer-friendly glossary entries list |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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38.
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An administrator can define a 'global' glossary |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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39.
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A teacher can import and export glossary entries via an XML file |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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40.
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In a choice activity a teacher can ask a question and specify any number of responses |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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41.
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A teacher can limit the number the number of participants that can select each choice response |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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42.
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A teacher can restrict the time period in which students can answer a choice |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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43.
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A teacher can display choice responses horizontally or vertically |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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44.
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A teacher can choose whether to allow students to change their choice response |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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45.
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A teacher can choose one of 4 options for publishing choice results |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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46.
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A teacher can choose whether to publish choice results anonymously or showing names |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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47.
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A teacher can choose whether to show students who have not yet answered the choice |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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48.
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In a survey activity a teacher can set three types of survey |
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Passed |
Helen Foster
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49.
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A teacher can view survey responses or download the data |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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50.
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In a chat activity, students can have a real-time synchronous discussion |
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Passed |
Ashley Blakeston
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51.
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Students in a chat can send a sound to other participants |
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Passed |
James Brisland
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52.
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A student can disable the chat window auto-scroll |
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Passed |
Colin Chambers
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53.
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Students can use a chat window without frames and JavaScript |
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Passed |
Colin Chambers
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54.
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A teacher can set repeated chat times |
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Passed |
Helen Foster
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55.
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Past chat sessions can be made available for everyone to view |
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Passed |
Colin Chambers
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56.
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In an Upload a single file assignment, students can upload a file for assessment |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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57.
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In an Online text assignment, students can add and edit text online |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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58.
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In an Online text assignment, a teacher can add inline comments |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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59.
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In an Offline activity assignment, a teacher can grade and give comments on an assignment completed offline |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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60.
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In an Advanced uploading of files assignment, students can upload a set number of files |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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61.
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A teacher can set 'Available from' and 'Due date' for an assignment |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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62.
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A teacher can choose whether to allow late assignment submissions |
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Passed |
Colin Matheson
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63.
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A teacher can choose whether to allow resubmitting of assignments |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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64.
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Students receive email notification when their assignment submission is graded |
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Passed |
Debra Dotson
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65.
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A teacher can choose to receive email notification of assignment submissions |
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Passed |
Debra Dotson
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66.
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A teacher can set the maximum size of file which students can upload |
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Passed |
Colin Chambers
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67.
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A teacher can allow notes in an Advanced uploading of files assignment |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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68.
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A 'View x submitted assignments' link informs teachers of the number of assignments submitted to-date |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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69.
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A teacher can change the order in which assignment submissions are listed |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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70.
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Quick grading enables a teacher to grade multiple assignments on one page |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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71.
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In a lesson activity, students can navigate through a series of pages in various ways depending upon their answers to questions |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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72.
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A teacher can include up to 6 different question types in a lesson activity |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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73.
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A teacher can import questions from a file into a lesson activity |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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74.
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A teacher can set a time limit for a lesson activity |
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Passed |
Emanuel Delgado
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75.
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A teacher can set a maximum grade for a lesson activity |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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76.
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A teacher can allow students to retake a lesson activity |
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Passed |
Helen Foster
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77.
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A teacher can allow students to navigate back through a lesson activity |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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78.
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A teacher can set the maximum number of attempts allowed for questions in a lesson |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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79.
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A teacher can password protect a lesson and/or set available from and deadline dates |
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Passed |
Helen Foster
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80.
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The SCORM module enables teachers to add SCORM packages to a course |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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81.
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A teacher can set one of 4 possible grading methods for a single attempt of a SCORM activity |
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Passed |
Jason Platts
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82.
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A teacher can restrict access to a SCORM activity to within a specified time period |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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83.
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A teacher can choose from various SCORM package display options |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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84.
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A teacher can set one of 4 possible options for grading multiple attempts of a SCORM activity |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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85.
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Progress through a SCORM activity is tracked |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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86.
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SCORM reports provide teachers with tracking data and scores |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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87.
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A teacher can set a course full name, short name and summary |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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88.
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A teacher can choose from 11 different question types when creating a question |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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89.
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A teacher can edit questions in the question bank |
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Passed |
Anthony Borrow
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90.
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A teacher can preview questions in the question bank |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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91.
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A teacher can delete questions from the question bank |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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92.
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A teacher can sort questions in the question bank |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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93.
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A teacher can organise questions into question categories |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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94.
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A teacher can import questions in a choice of formats |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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95.
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A teacher can export questions in a choice of formats |
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Passed |
Helen Foster
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96.
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A teacher can provide example submissions in a workshop |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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97.
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Students can peer-assess in a workshop |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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98.
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Students can self-assess in a workshop |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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99.
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A teacher can choose one of 4 workshop grading strategies |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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100.
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In a workshop, students can add text online and upload a set number of attachments |
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Passed |
Colin Chambers
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101.
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A teacher can choose whether to allow late workshop submissions |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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102.
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A teacher can allocate workshop submissions randomly or manually |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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103.
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A teacher can set the maximum grades for workshop submission and assessment |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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104.
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A teacher can set how strict the comparison of assessments is in a workshop |
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Passed |
Sam Marshall
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105.
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A teacher can override workshop grades |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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106.
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Students can view their submission assessments when the workshop is closed |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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107.
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In a wiki activity, students can create new pages which others can then edit |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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108.
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Edited wiki pages may be previewed before saving |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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109.
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A history of each wiki page is available |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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110.
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There is a choice of formats for editing a wiki page |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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111.
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A teacher can set a wiki to be collaborative or individual |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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112.
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A teacher can set one of 4 course formats |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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113.
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A teacher can set the number of course sections and the course start date |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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114.
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A teacher can choose whether hidden course sections are shown collapsed |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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115.
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A teacher can set the number of news items which appear in the latest news block |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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116.
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A teacher can set whether students can view their gradebook and activity reports |
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Passed |
Colin Chambers
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117.
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A teacher can set a maximum upload file size for the course |
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Passed |
Anthony Borrow
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118.
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If enabled, a teacher can select a course theme |
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Passed |
Colin Chambers
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119.
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A teacher can set a course language |
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Passed |
Anthony Borrow
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120.
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Register a hub server to the hub directory |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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121.
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An administrator can unregister a hub |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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122.
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Register a site |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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123.
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An administrator can unregister a site |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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124.
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A manager can advertise a course on a hub |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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125.
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A manager can share a course on a hub |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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126.
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A manager can remove an advertised or shared course on a hub |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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127.
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Offline notifications are handled |
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Passed |
Sam Marshall
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128.
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Online notifications are handled |
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Passed |
Sam Marshall
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129.
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Time delayed online notifications are working |
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Passed |
Sam Marshall
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130.
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A user can not send a message to someone who has blocked them |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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131.
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User can manage their contacts |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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132.
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Message history displays correctly |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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133.
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User can search their message history |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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134.
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A teacher can manually enrol users in the course |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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135.
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A teacher can enable self-enrolment in a course |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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136.
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A teacher can enable guest access to a course |
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Passed |
Helen Foster
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137.
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A teacher can set whether a course is available to students |
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Passed |
Colin Chambers
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138.
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A teacher can organise students into groups within a course |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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139.
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A group may be given a description and a picture |
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Passed |
Colin Matheson
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140.
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A group enrolment key may be used to automatically add users to the group |
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Passed |
James Brisland
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141.
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Groups may be created automatically by a teacher |
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Passed |
Alan Thompson
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142.
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Showing and hiding of grade items works |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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143.
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A teacher can override grades |
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Passed |
Helen Foster
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144.
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Grade item categories hiding and aggregation work |
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Passed |
Alan Peter Carter
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145.
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Grade aggregation without categories works |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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146.
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A teacher can set opening and closing times for a quiz |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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147.
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A teacher can set a time limit for a quiz |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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148.
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A teacher can set the number of attempts allowed for a quiz |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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149.
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A teacher can choose from one of 4 grading methods for a quiz |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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150.
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Questions with multiple parts can be randomly shuffled in a quiz |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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151.
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A teacher can set a quiz in adaptive mode |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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152.
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Student names may be shown on-screen during a quiz attempt |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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153.
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A teacher can set whether blocks are displayed on quiz attempt pages |
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Passed |
Helen Foster
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154.
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A password or network address may be required in order to attempt a quiz |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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155.
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A teacher can set an enforced delay between quiz attempts |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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156.
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A teacher can set a quiz to display in a full-screen popup |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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157.
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A teacher can set whether responses, answers and feedback are displayed after attempting a quiz |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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158.
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A student can export assignment submissions to their portfolio |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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159.
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A student can export chat sessions to their portfolio |
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Passed |
Helen Foster
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160.
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A student can export database activity entries to their portfolio |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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161.
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A student can export forum posts to their portfolio |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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162.
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A student can export glossary entries to their portfolio |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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163.
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A student can choose from a number of portfolios to export data to |
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Passed |
Helen Foster
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164.
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A student can export data to Mahara |
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Passed |
David Mudrák (@mudrd8mz)
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165.
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Grade categories can be created and can contain grade items |
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Passed |
Sam Marshall
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166.
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Gradebook restore works |
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Passed |
Alan Peter Carter
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167.
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User report correctly reports grades |
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Passed |
James Brisland
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168.
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Custom scales are correctly displayed |
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Passed |
Sam Marshall
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169.
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Overriding a grade prevents grade updating in the module |
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Passed |
Sam Marshall
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170.
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A teacher can add random questions to a quiz |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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171.
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A teacher can change the order in which questions appear in a quiz |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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172.
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In a quiz activity, students can attempt questions |
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Passed |
Colin Chambers
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173.
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A teacher can preview a quiz activity |
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Passed |
Colin Matheson
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174.
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A student can flag quiz questions |
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Passed |
Mónico Briseño Cortés
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175.
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A teacher can backup a course |
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Passed |
Emanuel Delgado
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176.
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A teacher can import data from another course |
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Passed |
Helen Foster
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177.
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A teacher can add a course to the community block |
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Passed |
Chad Outten
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178.
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A teacher can download a community course |
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Passed |
Derek Woolhead
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179.
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A teacher can prevent students from accessing an activity between specified dates |
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Passed |
Alan Thompson
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180.
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A teacher can set grade conditions to restrict availability of an activity |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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181.
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A teacher can enable students to manually mark an activity as complete |
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Passed |
Jes Ackland-Snow
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182.
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A teacher can set 'view activity' as a completion condition |
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Passed |
Jason Platts
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183.
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A teacher can set 'receive grade' as a completion condition for an assignment |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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184.
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A teacher can set 'make choice' as a completion condition |
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Passed |
Jes Ackland-Snow
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185.
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A teacher can set 'receive grade' as a completion condition for a database activity |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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186.
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A teacher can set 'receive grade' as a completion condition for a forum |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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187.
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A teacher can set a certain number of discussions as a completion condition for a forum |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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188.
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A teacher can set a certain number of replies as a completion condition for a forum |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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189.
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A teacher can set 'receive grade' as a completion condition for a glossary |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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190.
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A teacher can set 'receive grade' as a completion condition for a lesson |
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Passed |
Anthony Forth
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191.
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A teacher can set 'receive grade' as a completion condition for a quiz |
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Passed |
Colin Chambers
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192.
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A teacher can set 'receive grade' as a completion condition for a SCORM activity |
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Passed |
Jason Platts
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193.
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An administrator can back up and restore key modules, including their data |
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Passed |
Andrea Bicciolo
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