[Using Sakai] Tests & Quizzes: How is "Assessment Released to: Anonymous" used

[Matt Clare]

Hi Jackie,

	At Brock University anonymous access is occasionally used for surveys and course evaluations.  It's less frequently used  as a web form, for example in certain course have a assessment linked to from the web that participants fill out to apply to join the site.

	I agree that constant, and more survey-aware wording would help a lot.  Most of those above cases have instructions on what buttons to press in the pre-assessmnet instructions.

All the best.

.\.\att

On 2011-07-01, at 6:08 PM, Jacqueline Mai Krueger wrote:

> Hi T&Q users,
> 
> Stanford does not make use of anonymous access so I want to find out how it is used out there in the Sakai world. A Sakai user recently reported a usability issue wrt to inconsistencies in assessment buttons showing up depending on how a student accessed the assessment. I'd like to understand how anonymous access is used in order to inform my decision about how to best handle the UI inconsistencies.
> 
> Thanks in advance for your time,
> Jackie
> 
> 
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> Jacqueline Mai Krueger
> User Experience Specialist
> Academic Computing Services - CourseWork
> Stanford University
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 ::  Matt Clare
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