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Renewable Energy Poster Design
Workshop (UNSW)

Grading settings determine which stage of the workshop is graded. Set how grades are determined and the required grade to pass individual sections.

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Accumulative grading
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Submissions types provides settings during the submission phase of a workshop. Determine the types of submissions allowed, group submissions, submission details and more.

Assessment settings can be used to provide instructions for assessment and if students are able to assess their own submissions.

Example submission allows teaching staff to submit an example of the submission they would like students to produce. This can be viewable before or after the submission phase.

Calibration can be used to allow students to mark the example submission before they can mark an actual student. This makes markers more accurate with their marking and familiar with the interface.

Availability is used to set open and deadline dates for the various phases of a Workshop.

Click "Save and return to course" to confirm and update changes.

Additional Workshop Settings