Instructor Help for Brownstone EDU - McGraw Hill Education ...
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Note that when previewing a question you can answer the question and click the Grade button to see<br />
what the correct answer is. If the question you are previewing is an algorithmic question, you can click<br />
the Refresh button on the preview window to see which numbers change.<br />
Previewing Questions in Assignments<br />
To preview a question in an assignment:<br />
1. In the right frame of Select Questions tab, click on the name or description of the desired<br />
question. A preview window opens.<br />
2. When done previewing the question, click the Close button in the new window.<br />
Question Annotations<br />
Question Annotations (in the <strong>for</strong>m of HTML or un<strong>for</strong>matted text) can be added to individual questions in<br />
assignments. Annotations are displayed with the question in the student assignment and can be used<br />
to provide:<br />
• Additional instructions<br />
• Explanations be<strong>for</strong>e grading<br />
• Links to outside materials or reference objects<br />
• In<strong>for</strong>mational text between questions.<br />
Creating an Assignment Annotation<br />
1. In the right frame of the Select Questions tab, select a question and click its name or<br />
description to launch the preview window.<br />
2. Scroll down in the question preview window to find the Annotation Editor (shown below).<br />
3. Enter annotation text (including HTML <strong>for</strong>matting) in the large text entry field.<br />
4. Set options <strong>for</strong> displaying your annotation. From the Display this text drop-down list, select<br />
from:<br />
• immediately above the question<br />
• immediately below the question<br />
• in the header of the page<br />
• in the footer of the page<br />
5. Use the link editor at the bottom of the window to identify reference file sources, either image<br />
files or Web references, from your Class Website (found in System Utilities) or outside Web<br />
addresses.<br />
URLs must be of the <strong>for</strong>m: http://www.website.com/referencefile.ext<br />
6. Enter any Link Text you want displayed identifying the reference object or Web address.<br />
7. Use Insert Link to automatically paste the correct HTML code <strong>for</strong> a link reference or Insert<br />
Image to automatically paste the correct HTML code <strong>for</strong> an image reference into your annotation.<br />
8. Click OK.<br />
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