How To Hand In Your Weekly Work
How to hand in your work:
Within Canvas, in the left-hand column you'll find a link to this
course's Assignments. Click on that lnk, as pictured here:
Within that page you'll find a category/group named "Weekly Exercises",
and within that you'll find an assignment for "Lesson 1". (or "Lesson 2" for
the second week, etc)
Please hand in your work here for BOTH the weekly Exercises (PCEs) AND for
the Viewing Quiz/Video Outline for this Lesson.
There are no grades attached to this particular item - it exists only to
give you a single place to hand in all the work for this Lesson.
Grades are separately reported for the PCEs and also separately reported
for the Viewing Quiz/Video Outline (both are reported in the Canvas
gradebook)
What you need to hand in:
- You must include a copy of the
instructor feedback file in your
upload.
You must upload this file directly to
Canvas.
Even if you're asked to hand in other work inside of a
.ZIP file do NOT put this file inside of any .ZIP files - upload it to
Canvas directly.
There's an explanation in the file itself
explaining why you have to do this.
- You must rename the file so that :
- LASTNAME is replaced with whatever you used when you
registered and enrolled with the college.
I use this to help
me keep straight who uploaded what :)
- FirstNameOrNickname is replaced with your first name. If
you prefer to go by something else (a nickname) please feel free
to use that instead, if you'd like
- You must leave "INSTRUCTOR FEEDBACK" alone. Do NOT change
this.
My script/program will look for this in the file names
in order to know which files to replace :)
-
The files that actually contain your work for this
lesson/homework assignment / etc
There may be a list of
these files (for the Week 1 exercises there is typically, but not
always, a list of files. After Lesson 01 there typically isn't a
list)
Common Gotchyas (mistakes):
- Your instructor can't read file made by Apple Pages, so
please export work you've done in Pages files to .PDF instead.
Turns out it's
weirdly hard to read Pages files on Windows. Like, basically
impossible hard.
It's fine for you to do your work in Apple Pages.
When you're done you should save a copy of the file as a .PDF file,
because .PDF files can be read by pretty much everyone everywhere.
- The exception to this rule is the instructor feedback file.
Please leave the instructor feedback file in the Microsoft
Word .DOCX format.