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Chapter 8<br />

Ratings<br />

You can give students the ability to rate glossary entries, just like they can rate<br />

forum postings. The question is, what do you want students to rate? The glossary<br />

entry's clarity? Its helpfulness? Your writing skill in creating the entry? You'll need to<br />

consider what you want students to rate, and create a custom scale that supports this<br />

rating. You determine who can rate glossary entries, and what scale to use, on the<br />

Settings page, as shown in the following screenshot:<br />

In the preceding screenshot, the course creator is applying a custom scale called<br />

Helpful Memorizing to the glossary. This custom scale was created before the<br />

Teacher came to this page.<br />

After creating a custom scale, the Teacher went to the glossary's Settings page, as<br />

shown in the preceding screenshot, and selected it under Scale.<br />

Notice that only the course Manager, Teachers, and Non-editing Teachers can<br />

rate the entries in this glossary. The next step is for the Teacher to modify the<br />

permissions, to allow students to rate entries.<br />

This three-part process is covered in the following subsections.<br />

Allowing students to rate glossary entries:<br />

Allowing students to rate glossary entries consists of a three-part process:<br />

1. Create the rating scale<br />

2. Select the scale for the glossary<br />

3. Give students permission to use ratings<br />

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