How I Utilize No Red Ink in the Classroom
Like many other educators with access to technology in the classroom, I like to incorporate the use of EdTech and educational websites into my curriculum. Previously, I’ve written about my favorite EdTech sites , and today I’m going to take a moment to discuss how I use the website NoRedInk.com in the classroom.
NoRedInk is an online-based grammar instruction, practice, and assessment website. The program includes a free version and a paid version. I am very fortunate to work at a school that subscribes to the paid service.
I’ve tried quite a few different methods of incorporating NoRedInk into my classroom, and I believe I’ve found a way that works the best with my teaching style: I assign my students grammar each month. I also quiz my students on the grammar each month.
Every month of school, I assign my students a grammar assignment. I make the work available on the first of the month, and like clockwork, it is due on the last day of the month. Also, all of the grammar assignments are from the same track or related to one another. Usually, I assign 80-120 minutes of work for the entire month. At the beginning of the month, I review/teach the grammar concepts to my students. I usually spend about half a class period at the beginning of the year to teach and review the new grammar concept. Then, as the month progresses, I will dedicate a couple of bell-ringer activities to reteach the concept and show more examples.
My students work on the assignment as homework. However, I will sometimes begin my class period with 5-10 minutes of NoRedInk. If it is a day when my students are working on the Chromebooks, this helps them get logged into their GAFE accounts quickly. Students also have time in class to work on NoRedInk if they finish an assignment early. Many of my students can complete the monthly assignment using only the time I give them in class.
At the start of the new month, I assign my students a quiz on the same concepts. I encourage my students to work through the questions they answered incorrectly to help them learn the concept and learn from their mistakes; it also helps for the students’ growth quiz scores. I see a strong correlation between my students’ homework completion scores and quiz scores. After I assign the quiz, I assign the growth quiz as an optional assignment. I provide my students with the opportunity to take the growth quiz before or after school for 3-4 days. On NoRedInk, the growth quiz option will show you how much your students improve. If my students receive a lower score on the growth quiz, I keep their original quiz score in my grade book. However, if students earn a higher grade, I average the two scores together.
By providing my students with the option to take the growth quiz, I am giving them an extra chance to learn the concept and improve their grade. As teachers, I feel that it is so important to give our students these types of opportunities. Furthermore, assigning the growth quiz, I am demonstrating to my stakeholders (admin, parents, students), that I am doing my part in giving students opportunities to improve their grades.
I really enjoy using NoRedInk in my classroom; however, I believe it is essential to use this site as a supplemental tool. Yes, NoRedInk is excellent, but it shouldn’t be a standalone grammar tool. I strongly encourage teachers who use the NoRedInk platform also to take the time and provide direct instruction and small-group practice to make sure they are meeting all of their learners’ needs.
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Students can mark an assignment unsubmitted in Google Classroom and revise their writing in Writable
Google Classroom allows students to let the teacher know that they are ready to turn in their assignment or unsubmit a previously turned-in assignment. The steps below detail how a student can unsubmit a Writable assignment to revise and resubmit.
❗ Note: If students click 'Unsubmit' for a Writable assignment in Google Classroom, their writing will still be submitted in the Writable assignment. Students will need to go to Writable directly to unsubmit and revise their writing.
1. (Optional) Students can click 'Unsubmit' in Google Classroom to let their teacher know they'd like to continue working on the assignment. This does not unsubmit their submission in Writable. Students will still need to go to the Writable assignment to revise their work.
2. Then, click the assignment again from the Google Classroom stream.
3. Click to enter the Writable assignment. Students may be prompted to log in to their Writable account.
4. Then, click 'Read & Write ' from the assignment dashboard.
5. Students will then revise their work following these steps.
6. Once the student resubmits their writing in Writable they will click ‘Turn in Google Classroom Assignment’ to turn in their work once more.
Tip! If teachers do not want students to continue working on an assignment in Writable (for example, a formative assessment or a timed on-demand writing prompt), they can use Collect Papers to prevent further changes.
What to do if a student submits before they are finished taking a formative or needs additional time
Students will sometimes submit a formative before they have completed all of the questions. When they do this, we try to warn them by having this message pop up:
However, sometimes they will submit nonetheless. Other times, you may want to allow a student to re-do a formative that does not allow edits after submission .
Whatever the reason, you can "un-submit" the student's work.
Make sure you are in "Totals" view in View Responses.
Click on the student's name. This will bring up a side panel.
Click on the triple dots next to their score, and select the option "Undo Submission"
Troubleshooting:
🙋🏻♀️ how can i undo submission for students if there is a time limit on the formative.
You can still undo submission for students if there is a time limit set. When you undo submission, students will see the timer confirmation screen again, and the timer will restart for them. They will not lose any of their responses.
🙋🏿♂️ Can I allow a student to retake a timed formative?
If you remove a student's responses on a formative with a time limit, students will see the timer confirmation screen again, and the timer will restart for them. Their old responses will be cleared, and they can retake the formative.
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If you would like to remove a submission from an assignment, you can do this from the relevant assignment inbox. Within the assignment, tick the checkbox for the paper you wish to remove; the Delete drop-down option will then appear. Click on the Delete button and select Remove From Inbox . This will remove the paper from the assignment. Once a paper is removed from an assignment, instructors can then resubmit on behalf of the student, or the student can resubmit to the assignment themselves, if needed. Please be aware that papers deleted from the assignment inbox are not permanently deleted. If a paper is submitted to the global repository, removing it from the assignment will not remove it from our database. If you wish to permanently delete a submission and remove it from our database, you may be able to raise the deletion request with your Turnitin account administrator by selecting Request permanent deletion form the Delete drop-down menu instead. For instructor guidance on this topic, click here .
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Instructions. First, go to your Assignments page. Then, click the ellipsis button to the right of the assignment title. Select "Delete assignment" in the dropdown menu. This will remove the assignment and assignment results from your account and your students' accounts.
2. Check your assignment settings and make adjustments. If students are reporting not being able to see their assignments, double check your assignment settings. To get here, find your assignment on your Assignment Page and click on the edit (pencil) icon next to the assignment name. In your assignment settings, you should check for 3 things:
Follow these steps: Access the Assignment: Click on the assignment you want to unsubmit. This will take you to the assignment details page. Locate the Unsubmit Option: Look for the "Unsubmit" or "Revert" option. This button allows you to take back your submission. Confirm Unsubmission: After clicking "Unsubmit," confirm your decision.
How to unsubmit an assignment once submitted.
On NoRedInk, the growth quiz option will show you how much your students improve. If my students receive a lower score on the growth quiz, I keep their original quiz score in my grade book. However, if students earn a higher grade, I average the two scores together. By providing my students with the option to take the growth quiz, I am giving ...
How to find your assignments in NoRedInk as a student. NoRedInk student tutorial.Amazon Classroom Wishlist: http://bit.ly/mrsrogershistory#noredink #distance...
Click on your course to enter Pre-AP Classroom. Click the "Assessments" link at the top right. Scroll to the assessment you wish to view, and click the link in the Status column.Note: Only statuses showing "#% Submitted" (greater than 0), "Complete," or "# to Score" will show students with the option to "unsubmit." Click "Actions" in the last column for a student who has submitted the assessment.
NoRedInk can be a handy complement to in-depth writing instruction. An effective flow for using NoRedInk would look something like this: Assign a diagnostic task for the whole class. Review results from the diagnostic and provide targeted, standards-based instruction. Provide practice for students in the target group.
01-19-2021 08:49 AM. You can set an assignment to allow unlimited submissions so students don't need to unsubmit. They can just resubmit the assignment and you will see both submissions and the timestamp in SpeedGrader. View solution in original post. This reply answered my question.
Students using Google Classroom will submit their work. But how do they unsubmit their work? Learn more here: https://alicekeeler.com/2021/12/28/how-to-unsub...
NoRedInk uses two-factor authentication internally for all of its personnel who may access the personal information it collects and stores. However, because it provides an educational product to students and teachers, and collects personal information that is only really interesting to those students and their teachers, we have not implemented ...
You can send them an email or call them about the assignment you submitted accidently. But, your marker might unsubmit it for you to let you send in the right one too. Ilc prof might just coom at the excuse to fail you but maybe your prof is nice. Don't worry about unsubmitting just resubmit with a note explaining.
As a general rule, submissions should be between 600 and 1,200 words. They should be written in an approachable but professional style, should be aimed at an audience of practicing educators, and must be your original work and exclusive to the NoRedInk blog. Formal citations aren't required, but please include links to any data, quotations ...
The most common is for people to submit papers in a format that professors can't read, like Pages. It would be great if they could delete it and resubmit once they saw that it wasn't read by the Populi file preview. Google classroom has a feature where you could unsubmit assignments. Its very useful for when you accidentally send the wrong file ...
This does not unsubmit their submission in Writable. Students will still need to go to the Writable assignment to revise their work. 2. Then, click the assignment again from the Google Classroom stream. 3. Click to enter the Writable assignment. Students may be prompted to log in to their Writable account. 4.
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Un-submit. Students will sometimes submit a formative before they have completed all of the questions. When they do this, we try to warn them by having this message pop up: . . However, sometimes they will submit nonetheless. Other times, you may want to allow a student to re-do a formative that does not allow edits after submission.
You can delete an assignment from your course if necessary. Notes: Deleting a graded assignment also removes the assignment from the Gradebook. Deleting an assignment deletes all student submissions. Students can still access their assignments from their user files if they were submitted as file uploads. However, any comments you may have made ...
Within the assignment, tick the checkbox for the paper you wish to remove; the Delete drop-down option will then appear. Click on the Delete button and select Remove From Inbox. This will remove the paper from the assignment. Once a paper is removed from an assignment, instructors can then resubmit on behalf of the student, or the student can ...