The Access Controls feature will enable teachers to control which projects students can have access to. First, we’ll look at what those controls are and see how they impact the student and the teacher. Then we’ll open the teacher’s gradebook to see where those controls get saved.
The controls are Excused, Blocked, and Available.
Excused
Excused means that the student can skip this project. They can open it to review it and complete it, but it cannot be submitted to the teacher. Therefore, teachers can’t score this project. But if it was already scored, its score will not be factored into the average score calculation.
When a student opens an Excused project, they will see a message explaining this project is excused and will not be scored
Blocked
If a project is Blocked, the student will not be able to access this project.. Like Excused, teachers can’t score this project. If it was already scored, its score will not be factored into the average score calculation.
Available
If a project is made available, the student can immediately start and submit this project. There are no changes to the teacher’s experience and once the project is submitted, the teacher can score it as usual.
Review this video to see how Access Controls works
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