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How do I show that a student has completed an AP course or has "tested out" of a course?
In this article, you'll learn how to indicate that a student has taken an AP course/credit or has "tested-out" of one of your courses using transfer credits. Typically, this workflow will ...
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How to set up auto-grading for graded discussions
In this article, you'll learn how to set up your graded discussion so that it will automatically grade your students' participation. (You can also manually-grade these assignments.) To set up auto-...
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How to grade comments, replies, and discussions
In this article, you'll learn how to grade comments and replies on graded discussions, as well as your options for grading the discussion itself. Don't forget that you can also set up your graded d...
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How to handle reported comments
Students can report other students' inappropriate comments, replies, and even entire discussions. Here's how that works: 1. A student reports the item The student uses the Report action by the comm...
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Managing grading requirements and settings for your graded discussion
When you first create a graded discussion: It isn't published; it's in Draft mode. It doesn't have a topic. It doesn't have any grading requirements. In this article, you'll learn how to use t...
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Publishing and managing settings for your course discussion
On the discussion's page, you can adjust its settings and edit the title or topic (before any comments are posted). You should review these items before publishing it and letting the discussion com...
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Adding a new discussion to your course
There are three ways to create new discussions in your course: In the Course > Discussions view, start by clicking Add a course discussion(see below for instructions). In the Course > Assignment...
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Discipline
Discipline lets you record academic disciplinary actions against students. When you record such an action, it can then appear on the student's transcript and in various reports around Po...
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Participating in a group
Groups include a bulletin board, calendar, chat, discussions, and shared files. Depending on a particular group's settings, administrators, moderators, and members may have differing lev...
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Setting up a Group, inviting members, and managing settings
Groups provide a space in Populi for different segments of your school's community—clubs, teams, committees, you name it—to communicate, share files, and create events with other members of...