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9.1: ADAPT Account Types

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    Adapt currently had three account types: (1) instructors, (2) graders, and (3) students. Below outlines how these accounts are created.

    Instructor Accounts

    Main Features:

    How to access: Instructor account access code. Contact the LibreTexts development team for access (info@libretexts.org).

    Creating Instructor Account

    1. Go to https://adapt.libretexts.org/
    2. Click "Register" in the top right corner
    3. Select "Instructor" from the drop-down menu
    4. Fill out your name, email, your unique access code, create password and choose your time zone from the drop-down menu
      Note: Please contact Delmar Larsen to obtain your instructor account access code.
    5. Click "Submit"

    Grader Accounts

    Grader accounts are designed to facilitate streamlined open-ended grading. These accounts are designed to handle the grading of questions that autograding technologies are poorly crafted to address and require human review. Main features of this account is the abiility to

    Graders cannot make or edit assignments. Only instructor accounts have that ability.

    How to access: Direct invitation from the instructor via ADAPT

    Creating Grader Accounts

    Instructors Instructions 

    1. Open Course Preferences
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      Figure \(\PageIndex{1}\): Use the gear icon to access Course Properties
    2. Select "Graders" in the menu on the left
    3. Click "Invite Grader"
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      Figure \(\PageIndex{2}\): Select "Graders" in the menu on the left and then click "Invite Grader"
    4. Enter Grader’s email address
    5. Choose sections to give Grader access to or click "select all" to give access to all sections 
    6. Click "Submit". Invited Grader will receive an email with the access code to join. 

    Graders Instructions

    1. Open your invitation sent via email and copy access code
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      Figure \(\PageIndex{3}\): Copy the access code from the email
    2. Go to https://adapt.libretexts.org
    3. Click "Register" in the top right corner
    4. Select "Grader" from the drop-down menu
      Note: if you already have a student or instructor account you will need to make a separate account to be a grader using another email

    Grader Permissions 

    After the grader has made their account and registered, you can set permissions for which assignments they can access.
    Under Course Properties select “Grader Permissions”. You can give grading access to individual assignments and graders, or you can select "give all graders access" to give all graders access to all assignments

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    Figure \(\PageIndex{5}\): Use "Grader Permissions" to select which grader will have access to which assignments or give all graders access to all assignments

    Student Account

    Main Features:

    • Join Courses
    • View Assignments
    • Submit Answers
    • View grader's feedback
    • Contact Grader

    How to access: Access code  distrbiuted the instructor.

    Creating Student Accounts

    Instructors Instructions

    1. Open Course Preferences
      clipboard_e8ec386f5d5ea0e572ba8095a2342a395.png
      Figure \(\PageIndex{6}\): Use the gear icon to access Course Properties
    2. Select "Sections" in the menu on the left
    3. Copy access code.
      Note: each section will have a different access code
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      Figure \(\PageIndex{7}\): Copy the access code
    4. Give this access code to the students

    Students Instructions 

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      Figure \(\PageIndex{8}\): Click "Enroll in Course" and paste the access code you received from your instructor

    This page titled 9.1: ADAPT Account Types is shared under a CC BY 1.3 license and was authored, remixed, and/or curated by Delmar Larsen.

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