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  • Printing your homework is a good idea. Most students print out a copy of the assignment, work out the problems on paper and then For other help pages return to [[:Category:Students|Students]].
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  • ...s students who are not enrolled to try WeBWorK out, and it allows enrolled students to practice without affecting their score. To log in as a guest, click the [[Category:Students]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[:Category:Students]]
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  • ...an ask the students to propose questions to go over, but often the weakest students of the due date (or even before) to see how all of the students have done on each problem and this provided
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  • ...WeBWorK, a Web-Based Homework Delivery and Grading System, to Help Prepare Students for Active Learning'' ...BWorK significantly improved peer instruction performance, and resulted in students spending on average 45% more time on reading their textbook. In the upper d
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  • ...er data. Add students, edit student data, drop students from class, import students from a classlist, and give user professor privileges. Access to individual : View statistics of students' performance on homework either by individual or by set.
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  • Adding Many Students at Once - Classlist Files (J. Aubrey)
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  • ...unt of time, the student is encouraged to seek help elsewhere, from fellow students, from the TAs or from the instructor (either in person or via e-mail). It ...n the learning process. A new communications and learning channel between students and instructors has been created.
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  • ...omework set for the entire class, or the class roster data for one or more students. Importing and exporting class lists, and deleting students '''must''' be done from the class list editor.
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  • Problem: Email submitted by students via the email instructor button at the bottom of each homework problem is d
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  • ...ues). Review of the system's records indicate that University of Rochester students completed "virtually all of their homework sets until their answers are nea
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  • ...lass interactive sessions designed to provide teacher and peer support for students working on WeBWorK assignments (C3). ...ditions, between which there were no significant differences. In addition, students in condition C3 put more effort into their studies and were also likely to
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  • ...feedback is the key educational advantage of WeBWorK as recognized by the students themselves. When asked on anonymous surveys: most students responded with a 5 and made comments such as:
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  • * All students * Many students
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  • ...they were assigned. Depending on the parameters used for Show Me Another, students will be able to check answers to the new version, see correct answers or se This is very useful for students when they are reviewing for exams!
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  • ...dents, but force them to complete the sets in a certain order, or to force students to practice a set before taking a gateway quiz, etc... This feature is not After you have done this the set will be unavailable to students until it is 1) open and 2) they have earned at least the prerequisite score
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  • * A way to check for factors of polynomials in the way students would write them (in one answer box). * Allow students to enter intervals in interval or inequality notation
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  • ...me additional documentation for students]]. The course instructor can give students the URL for their WeBWorK course. Usually this is a path to a server on th ...ke multiple attempts until they succeed. With individualized problem sets, students can work together but will have to enter their own work to receive credit.
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  • You may want to include a message in your problem that tells students to look at a specific textbook. In either case the message(s) are only meaningful to students using the specific textbook.
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  • ...://www.enquirer.com/editions/2002/02/26/loc_math_students_learn.html "Math students learn online."] ''Cincinnati Enquirer.'' 26 Feb. 2002. ...from Rutgers University on statistical comparisons between a group of 807 students using WeBWorK and 368 in a control group not using WeBWorK. See http://math
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  • * Students learn to use a statistical package such as SPSS, R, or Minitab. * '''Set 01 Distributions with Graphs''' <br> Students will be able to:
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  • ...ss_Restrictions|Assignment access restriction]] -- Restrict/deny access to students working on computers with specific IP addresses. == Managing Students ==
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  • ...ovements generated by an initial assessment project) were welcomed by most students and reduced the overall number of submitted errors by half by the third yea
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  • Students log onto WeBWorK using a login name and password which has been assigned to For the benefit of students who want to do extra practice problems (and for anybody else curious about
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  • ''<b>Homework sets are first defined and '''then''' assigned to students.</b>'' ...they can check the assignment. Once it is debugged it is assigned to all students in the class.
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  • == Assigning Homework Sets to Students == You can assign multiple students multiple sets using the "instructor tools" page.
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  • ...could be very simple; it may also be that this should also be available to students (though obviously in some cases that would be counterproductive) ...eact to problems, to figure out what problems are effective and which turn students off?
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  • ...ask a linear approximation question in which the answer is an equation and students receive customized answer hints. ...Hints.pl</code> to provide customized answer hints, particularly for those students who enter the slope of the line instead of the equation of the line.
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  • ...e allowing the correct answer to be entered for credit, even when what the students were given and the correct answer are identical functions written in differ COMMENT("Prevents students from entering trivial
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  • == Sending Email to Students == ...n "FIXME" are changed. The email can be sent to all, or any subset of the students.
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  • Each course contains a '''classlist''' (a list of the students, TAs, instructors in the course) and a list of '''homework sets'''. A homew ...t answers and solutions). In addition, a homework set can be '''visible to students''' or not.
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  • ...Fall 2022). There is no fee invoiced until a course is actually used with students, so it's free to set up a course and experiment.
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  • ...n be reached via the "Students" link below. The course instructor can give students the URL for their WeBWorK course. Usually this is a path to a server on th ...me additional documentation for students]]. The course instructor can give students the URL for their WeBWorK course. Usually this is a path to a server on th
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  • ...able x. If we had used <code>Context("Inequalities")</code> instead, then students would also be able to enter answers using interval notation. For more deta ...able is now <tt>y</tt>, we must reset the context and the variable so that students must enter the variable y in their answer.</p>
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  • *[[Adding Many Students To Your Course -Classlist Files (Video)]]
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  • ...ave) class lists for back-up or use in another course. You can also delete students from the class roster, but this cannot be undone. ; Restrict or sort the students displayed
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  • == Tutorials for Students == ...WeBWorK '''WeBWorK''' on YouTube] will bring up many ''how-to'' videos for students.
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  • ...e students but not for others, or there might be division by zero for some students but not others. The reason errors might occur for some students but not all is because the numerical coefficients are different for each st
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  • ...After a certain number of attempts, the problem will receive a new seed. Students will be able to continue working on the problem, but they will have to star [[File: Rerandomize.png | Students will be given a new version of the problem after a certain number of attemp
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  • This PG code shows how to require students to enter a parametrized line that must go through certain points when t=0 a ...ode> which provides a subroutine <code>ParametricLine()</code> that allows students to enter any parametrization.
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  • ** You would like your colleagues or students not in the class to be able to see homework sets and try them but you don't ...l) can also see the check Answer button. This is clearly a bad thing since students could then use the checkAnswer button to check their answers without being
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  • Students will: * '''Set 01 Functions and Change''' <br> Students will be able to
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  • ...answer. If we were to use <code>$roots = String("NONE");</code> instead, students who enter anything other than a string (e.g., a list of numbers) will recei ...stead of <code>$roots = Real(4);</code> to avoid sending error messages to students who enter multiple answers or NONE.
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  • [[Category:Students]]
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  • === Can email from students be directed to different instructors based on their section number? === ...ent's answer, does not in general want their answers to be recorded as the students (i.e. answering the question for the student while testing whether WW is wo
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  • <em>This PG code shows how to customize (remap) the error messages students receive after submitting an incorrect response or making a syntax error whe To be able to customize the error messages students receive, we must be using MathObjects or a macro that loads MathObjects and
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  • This PG code shows how to require students to factor a polynomial. ...n appear). Of course, we could allow exponents to be 0, 1, or 2, but then students would be allowed to enter <i>reducible</i> quadratic factors. There are no
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  • * They have hints and solutions: support for students who are stuck or who lack other support structures ** The problem is written to promote students' accomplishment of the learning objective
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  • ...ey are done with the quiz. The ''WeBWorK Style Quiz Settings'' below allow students to try again with another major attempt that preserves their past work if t ...' box. This prevents everyone from having access. Give the password to the students that need an extension.
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  • | We also have students complete written assignments and many of us do worksheets in class.
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  • [[Category:Students]]
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  • ...w to disable and undefine some functions and operators, which will require students to simplify their answer using laws of logarithms. ...wer requires multiplication no matter how it is written, we cannot prevent students from entering an answer such as <code>ln(x*x*x...)</code> instead of <code>
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  • .../code>. If we had used <code>Context("Inequalities")</code> instead, then students could also enter their answer using interval notation. For more details, p
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  • ...>, you should still restrict the domain to positive integers, because some students may simplify this to <code>(-1)^n / n!</code> and receive errors because th
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  • ...PG code shows how to add a named function to the context and use it to ask students to come up with a recursive formula. ...= (a^n - (1-a)^n)/sqrt(5) where a = (1+sqrt(5))/2) and you want to allows students to enter the closed-form solution, it would be good to define f using that
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  • ...rtial correct answers and partial credit, the effect is not visible to the students. The comment in the second case is what will be displayed as the correct an
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  • ...ntial problem, and how many parts it includes. At each part of the problem students should see this information. (done in compoundProblem5) ** Allowing an option to be set so that students can go back and see the parts of the problem that they've already completed
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  • ...eway testing improvements:''' more flexibility about what data is shown to students and when, browser compatibility fixes, improved editing instructor-side edi ...ser can access a problem set. This is useful for gateway testing, in which students are only permitted to take the test from particular locations.
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  • Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: * '''01 : Solutions and Initial Value Problems''' <br> Students will be able to:
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  • :The '''open date''' (and time) of the set; before this time students will not be allowed to view the set. ::The '''due date''' (and time) of the set; before this time students will not be allowed to submit answers for credit.
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  • * Students will understand functions of two and three variables from symbolic, numeric Students will understand and correlate geometric and algebraic descriptions of vecto
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  • ...WeBWorK, a Web-Based Homework Delivery and Grading System, to Help Prepare Students for Active Learning]] PRIMUS: Problems, Resources, and Issues in Mathemati ...resource/view.php?id=42 Webwork questionare] used at Rochester University. Students were asked to give their opinion about WeBWorK in several areas.
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  • ...the assignment. Or it can be used at the end of the semester to encourage students to work on problems they did not get completely correct. The reduced scoring system works with Gateway Quizzes as well. Students will receive reduced credit for all of the problems for a Gateway when they
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  • ** Student Information|Students
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  • * '''Set 1.1 Commutative-Associative-Distributive-Laws''' <br> Students will be able to: * '''Set 1.2: Fractions''' <br> Students will be able to:
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  • ...ows how to add a named function to the context and use it to asses whether students know their graph transformations. ...ne this function however we want, so we chose a function whose formula the students will not guess, whose domain is all real numbers, and which will have no is
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  • * Discussion regarding how many attempts students should be allowed to have on each question ** New feature will tell students if they are resubmitting previously submitted attempts
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  • ...n. Or, you can experiment on your own for a semester and then use it with students the following semester. However you end up using your course, if you like w
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  • * make sets visible or invisible to students ...r or not a reduced credit period is available, or toggle its visibility to students,
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  • | Students do three in-class exams and a final. There are also several quizzes throug
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  • | Students do three in-class exams and a final. There are also several quizzes throug
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  • * Instructors can provide feedback on student answers. Students can see instructor comments and can make revisions. ...e marked correct. Rather the answer results will have a message informing students that their answers will be graded at a later time.
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  • | Webwork assignments are given daily, and the students are regularly asked to do assignments based on reading from the book. The a
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  • [[Category:Students]]
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  • ...c)) + d</code>. We intentionally choose a formula for <code>f</code> that students are unlikely to guess. Also, we make sure that <code>f</code> as a functio Second, we graph some piecewise functions for which students will be unable to enter an explicit formula. To make this example easier t
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  • * Students can use any computer and browser combination which can access a web page. ...nd a problem until the computer accepts their answer. Without WeBWorK most students will make a calculation, get an answer, and forget about the problem until,
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  • This PG code shows how to require students to enter units with their answers. Don't forget to use <code>helpLink("units")</code> so your students will have access to the complete list of units that WeBWorK understands.
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  • );</pre> - The defaults: only the active section is open, but students can open previous secitons if they want. </li> );</pre>: Students work through the problem seeing only one section at a time, and can't go ba
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  • # Specify choices presented to students The first choice is a blank to make the students select something.
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  • This PG code shows how to require students to expand polynomial multiplication. To help students understand how to format their answers, we give an example <code>ax^2+bx+c<
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  • # Choices presented to students We can choose how many of the questions will be presented to students.
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  • ...ending on settings the math level may come with an [[Achievement Items]]. Students can view their current level and their progress towards various achievement ...o struggle as well. There are several persistence achievements that target students who struggle with problems.
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  • This PG code shows how to ask students for a vector parametric curve through two points and allows them to specify ...s answer, which can then be differentiated. Notice that we have given the students helpful feedback messages about which endpoints are incorrect.
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  • ** Students will be able to: ** Students will be able to:
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  • * '''Set 01 Review of Function Concepts''' <br> Students will be able to: * '''Set 02 Review of Linear, Polynomial and Power Functions''' <br> Students will be able to:
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  • ...= (a^n - (1-a)^n)/sqrt(5) where a = (1+sqrt(5))/2) and you want to allows students to enter the closed-form solution, it would be good to define f using that The problem text section of the file is as we'd expect. We should tell students to use function notation rather than subscript notation so that they aren't
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  • <li>General answer hints that help students get started on a problem and are always available via "Knowls".</li> <li>General answer hints that help students get started on a problem and are made available after a student has submitt
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  • * MathObjects: Fix a problem with the TeX representation used in previewing students' answers. (Specifically, <code>a + b</code> would be represented as <code>a ...n 2-space so that they can be used to generate vectors in 2D. This avoids students getting the "incorrect number of coordinates" error.
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  • ...he due date for a set, reset the number of incorrect attempts, and so on. Students can see what items they currently have, and use those times, by visiting th ''Note'': Achievement Items allow students to directly affect their WeBWorK grade. Do not use this feature if you wou
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  • ...ble when they didn't see the "Submit Answer" button and worried that their students would not be allowed to answer the question. When the "Submit Answer" butto [[Category:Students]]
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  • <h2>Disabling Functions so Students Must Simplify Answers</h2> ...functions and re-enable the <code>sqrt()</code> function. This means that students are allowed to type in fractions and square roots, but not much else (e.g.,
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  • ...in any formulas that appear later in the PG code and in any formulas that students These redefined functions allow students to enter inverse functions using syntax such as
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  • # It is not desirable to expose the code of regular homework questions to students
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  • ...K problem set" activity on the Moodle course page. Once these are in place students can access their homework. ...students in the course until they access their first assignment. I require students to do the "Orientation" set (for credit) to insure that everyone is properl
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  • This PG code shows how to create multi-part questions that hide from students parts that have not yet been answered correct. This example is deprecated: $isInstructor = 0; # = 0 when students use it
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  • ...nts are only visible when the PG file is viewed in the Library Browser, so students will not see them.
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  • ...its own html page. We also cleverly redefine the sine function to require students to simplify their answers when applying well-known trig identities. part is correct. Prevents students from entering trivial
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  • ...rson. Notice that the problem is grayed out and is not yet visible to the students. ...this screen we can change due dates, whether the assignment is visible to students, and the weight each problem gets.
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  • ...with real-time statistics, lesson plans can be customized to better serve students. * [[How students use WeBWorK]]
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  • ...e in <code>u(2),u(3),u(4)</code> and get the right answer, because we want students to evaluate the Heaviside function themselves. ...t)</code>. The reason for adding <code>u(t)</code> to the context is that students will then be able to enter it as a named function in their answer.
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