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How to control students’ access to internet and local apps with Sanako Study 1200
2013/11/18
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Straight from the documentation, straight under your fingertips in the tutor interface, and most useful during assessments, but also for individual students that won’t stay on task.
Grouping students using Sanako Study 1200 “sessions”
2011/06/16
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This sccreencast on grouping with Study 1200 demonstrates:
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left activity pane – button:add
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right classroom layout pane – click or drag frame
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the effects of grouping
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bottom link: show corridor
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moving between session/groups with context menu (not shown)
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You may have to start/end the current activity from the activity pane first
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