(StudyDesk
screenshot. The Menu / Tabs / Icons you see on the screenshot are listed
on the floating sidebar to the right. Click on the links to view their descriptions.)
StudyDesk aids in the learning process as follows:
| |
Objective |
Modus Operandi |
| Ask Questions |
To allow students to ask questions of StudyDesk
and an instructor. |
If StudyDesk does not have an answer to a particular
question, it will be referred to an instructor. |
| Mentor Exercises |
Proactively guides the student to the solution
of a problem. It is like a student at a blackboard with the teacher
helping him. |
In this mode, StudyDesk provides hints, insights,
and partial solutions. |
| Exercises |
Checks the students approach towards a problem.
It is like a student submitting his work to a teacher for evaluation
and feedback. |
A student submits an Exercise and StudyDesk will
analyze the performance and direct the student to the next appropriate
study area. |
| Tests |
Tests measure the level of understanding of the
student; Here the student's performance is measured against other
students taking the course to provide a ranking and percentile score. |
Full-length tests under timed conditions |
Use the Previous / Next buttons to navigate the StudyDesk
Tour. Alternatively, you can use the floating sidebar menu to the right.
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