You can require each of your students to achieve a threshold score on a previous
assignment before starting work on the assignment with the conditional release
restriction.
Conditional release restricted assignments are indicated with a conditional release icon
.
Conditional release restricted assignments for which a student has not yet achieved the
threshold score on the prerequisite assignment are listed with a disabled appearance. When the
student attempts to open the assignment, the restriction is listed. For
example:
You must achieve 70% or higher on Homework 1 to access this assignment.
You might want add a conditional release restriction in order to:
- Ensure your students understand certain concepts or gain skills through an assignment before
they move on to an assignment that requires a more advanced skill level.
- Allow your students to work at their own pace, completing assignments in a particular order,
as long as they achieve the release score you set.
- Require your students to complete a "starter" assignment, such as a placement quiz or a
survey, before they begin assignments for your class.
You determine how to work with students who are unable to achieve
the threshold score on the prerequisite assignment. You can:
| Option |
Description |
| Waive the restriction for specific students. |
Either the students must contact you to request a waiver, or you must review the your
students' scores on the prerequisite assignment to determine who needs the restriction to be
waived.Tip: This is a good way to identify students who are struggling. Then you
can, as needed:
- provide the student with additional instruction
- grant an extension or additional submissions on the prerequisite assignment
- manually waive the restriction
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| Specify a date after which the conditional release restriction is automatically
waived for all students. |
This ensures that every student has an opportunity to complete the assignment without your
intervention. Allow enough time after the waiver release date for struggling students to
complete the conditional release restricted assignment before it is due.
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| Do neither. |
The conditional release restricted assignment will be available only to students
achieving the threshold score on the prerequisite assignment. Note: Use this strategy only to
challenge or reward your top students with bonus assignments.
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To schedule a conditional release restricted assignment:
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Schedule the assignment, if you have not already done so.
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Open the Schedule page and navigate to the
assignment.
From either My Classes or
ClassView, click
Class Schedule under Class Tools.
Tip: Click a scheduled assignment in the
Assignments list to view the week for which it is
scheduled.
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Beside the assignment, click
.
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On the Edit Restrictions page, select
Conditional Release.
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Enter the threshold score that your students must achieve.
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Select the prerequisite assignment on which your students must achieve the threshold
score.
You can choose from other assignments for this section that will be available to your
students before the current assignment is due.
Important: Do not change the prerequisite assignment after students have begun work
on the current assignment.
- Optional:
Allow all students to complete the assignment after a specified date, even if they did not
meet the threshold score on the prerequisite assignment.
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Select
Automatically waive restriction for all students after.
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Set the date and time after which the restriction is automatically waived.
Students who do not achieve the threshold score on the prerequisite assignment can work on
the current assignment after the restriction is waived automatically.
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Click Save.