Student Preview of Assignments for Faculty

With Student preview, faculty can view an assignment as students will see it. The student preview excludes any personally identifiable student information, so it's useful if faculty want to screenshare or project an assignment for their class without revealing any student information. Changes faculty make in the preview, including uploading files or adding text, do not save and are only intended to illustrate how features behave for students.

Student preview includes the following:

• Header: The header displays the Class, Assignment Type, Max Points, Assigned date, and Due date. If an assignment does not allow online files submissions, faculty can manually update the Status in the header as a student would.

• Description: Displays as it appears for students.

• Links & Downloads: Faculty can select links and downloads to view pages and attached downloads.

• Tasks: Faculty can add and delete tasks in the preview.

• Files: Faculty can attach files from their device or Google Drive.

• Evaluation: Faculty can see the Evaluation tile if the assignment is associated with Mastery or a Rubric. Mastery skills will be listed and selecting See rubric will display the rubric flyout.

• Text: Faculty can select Edit to enter text and see what it looks like on the assignment submission page for students.

• LTI: The title of the selected Learning Tool displays as it does for students. Faculty cannot access LTI links in the student preview.

To access the student preview of an assignment or graded discussion:

1. Go to My Day, Assignment Center or select Classes, choose a class, then select the Assignments tab.

2. Select the context menu next to the assignment, then select See student preview.

   OR

   Select an assignment from the Details column, then select See Student preview.

Tip: To see the student preview of an assessment, select the context menu next to the assessment, then select Edit > Preview assessment.