Auto-Graded Course Features and Benefits

Lincoln Learning's auto-graded courses offer a unique learning object design with synchronous pacing and new features. These courses are ideal for teachers new to Lincoln Learning, providing a different navigation experience where students mark activities complete. Assessments are fully auto-graded, eliminating wait times for scores. New features include checkpoint assessments every five lessons and mastery assessments at the end of each topic. Students can reset assessments with unlimited tries, and a course finalization assessment confirms completion. These courses are perfect for districts transitioning to online learning with limited resources.

What is a key feature of Lincoln Learning Solutions' auto-graded courses?

• No assessments included

• Manual grading by teachers

• Only available offline

• Synchronous pacing for students

How do students complete activities in auto-graded courses?

• By submitting them to the teacher

• By completing them in a group

• By marking activities complete themselves

• By waiting for the system to mark them complete

What is a benefit of fully auto-graded assessments?

• They require manual review

• They have a long wait time for results

• They are only available at the end of the course

• They provide immediate feedback

What is a checkpoint assessment?

• An assessment that requires teacher grading

• An assessment at the end of the course

• An assessment every five lessons

• An assessment that is optional

What feature of auto-graded courses helps in creating various versions of an assessment?

• Teacher-generated questions

• Fixed question sets

• Student-generated questions

• Larger question pools

What option do students have if they want to improve their assessment score?

• They can only improve through extra credit

• They must wait for teacher approval

• They can reset the assessment and try again

• They can only take the assessment once

What confirms that all coursework has been completed in an auto-graded course?

• A teacher's approval

• A course finalization assessment

• A final project submission

• A peer review

What happens to a student's grade after completing the course finalization assessment?

• It is reviewed by peers

• It is finalized

• It remains provisional

• It is sent for external review

What is a benefit of auto-graded courses for districts with limited resources?

• They eliminate the need for printed worksheets

• They are only available offline

• They require extensive printing

• They require additional staff

How do auto-graded courses help districts transition to online learning?

• By providing only offline materials

• By offering manual grading options

• By simplifying the process with online assessments

• By requiring additional technology