From 28e47ece9ef3eaf546c0a59af756bbd2131fe81b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Glenn Rice After the Reduced Scoring Date all additional work done by the student counts at a reduced rate. Here is where you set the reduced rate which must be a percentage. For example if this value is 50% and a student views a problem during the Reduced Scoring Period, they will see the message \"You are in the Reduced Scoring Period: All additional work done counts 50% of the original.\" To use this, you also have to enable Reduced Scoring and set the Reduced Scoring Date for individual assignments by editing the set data using the Hmwk Sets Editor. This works with the avg_problem_grader (which is the the default grader) and the std_problem_grader (the all or nothing grader). It will work with custom graders if they are written appropriately. During summer 2005, a newer version of the answer checkers was implemented for answers which are functions and numbers. The newer checkers allow more functions in student answers, and behave better in certain cases. Some problems are specifically coded to use new (or old) answer checkers. However, for the bulk of the problems, you can choose what the default will be here. Choosing false here means that the newer answer checkers will be used by default, and choosing true means that the old answer checkers will be used by default. MathQuill renders students answers in real-time as they type on the keyboard. MathView allows students to choose from a variety of common math structures (such as fractions and square roots) as they attempt to input their answers. WIRIS provides a separate workspace for students to construct their response in a WYSIWYG environment. This sets whether the Reduced Scoring system will be enabled. If enabled you will need to set the default length of the reduced scoring period and the value of work done in the reduced scoring period below. To use this, you also have to enable Reduced Scoring for individual assignments and set their Reduced Scoring Dates by editing the set data. This works with the avg_problem_grader (which is the the default grader) and the std_problem_grader (the all or nothing grader). It will work with custom graders if they are written appropriately. When viewing a problem, users may choose different methods of rendering formulas via an options box in the left panel. Here, you can adjust what display modes are listed. Some display modes require other software to be installed on the server. Be sure to check that all display modes selected here work from your server. The display modes are
When viewing a problem, users may choose different methods of rendering formulas via an options box in the left panel. Here, you can adjust what display modes are listed.
Some display modes require other software to be installed on the server. Be sure to check that all display modes selected here work from your server.
The display modes are
A value such as 0.1 means 0.1 percent error is allowed.
" msgstr "" -#: /opt/webwork/webwork2/conf/defaults.config:2088 +#: /opt/webwork/webwork2/conf/defaults.config:2098 msgid "When students click the Email Instructor button to send feedback, WeBWorK fills in the subject line. Here you can set the subject line. In it, you can have various bits of information filled in with the following escape sequences.