Student Assignment Management and Analysis

This video tutorial guides teachers on how to review student assignment results on Vocabulary. It covers navigating the classes page, viewing assignment details, analyzing student responses, and using comprehension analysis to identify misconceptions. Teachers can also edit assignments and export scores to a CSV for easier gradebook input.

What is the first step to review student assignment results?

• Open the gradebook

• Email the students

• Access the classes page

• Go to the student profile page

Where can you find the number of students who submitted each activity?

• In the email notifications

• On the assignment summary page

• In the gradebook

• On the student profile

Which activities are auto-graded in the assignment?

• Vocab game, read and respond, and quiz

• Essay writing and project work

• Homework and classwork

• Group discussions and presentations

What is the purpose of the 'view' button on the assignment page?

• To see more details about student submissions

• To delete the assignment

• To print the assignment

• To email the students

What feature allows you to see detailed student responses to each question?

• Student dashboard

• Class overview

• Individual review

• Assignment summary

How can you give students another chance to complete an activity?

• By clicking the reassign icon

• By sending an email

• By changing the due date

• By deleting their previous attempt

What does the comprehension analysis feature help identify?

• Student attendance

• Common misconceptions

• Assignment deadlines

• Teacher feedback

What can you do to see how the whole class performed side-by-side?

• Look at the gradebook

• Review the assignment summary

• Use the comprehension analysis

• Check the student profiles

What can you do if you want to change the due date of an assignment?

• Edit the assignment

• Reassign the activity

• Delete the assignment

• Email the students

How can you export student scores for easier input into a gradebook?

• Export to a CSV file

• Copy and paste the scores

• Email the scores

• Print the scores