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| Using
the Split Screen in Texas and US Writing titles |
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So that
students can always see the Revising and Editing passage
and the question at the same time, the screen is split, with
the passage on the top and the question on the bottom. |
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The student
can move down the passage by using the scroll arrows on the
far right. |
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The "split" can
be moved up or down to reveal more of the passage or more
of the question. Move the cursor over the handle at the far
left of the blue split bar to see a hand. Click the mouse,
hold, and drag the hand up or down to move the split. |
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| Type
in Responses to Writing Prompts |
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To type
in responses to a writing prompt, a student clicks on the Write
your essay button. A window will appear in which
they can type their essay, then click on Submit. |
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The Free-Response
Answers window is automatically displayed at the
end of any session during which the student has typed in
a response to a writing prompt, or can be brought up at
any time by selecting Print Free-Response Answers from
the File menu. |
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The Date
Range pull-down menu lets you choose between responses
given in the current session only, in the current Assignment
only, or in all Assignments. |
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Click
on Print to print out this window for grading.
You can also log into the program using the teacher password
to add comments and/or grades to the responses and to delete
old responses if desired. You may then print the window for
the student to see any comments.
Note: If you use Manage IT!®,
you will grade these responses using Manage IT!®’s “Free
Response” grading
feature. (schools only) |
