I know that doesn't really answer your question, but it at least gives you some idea of what kinds of options the instructors have. (I know I had some math professors in ye olden days of paper assignments that would just count an answer completely wrong even if the error was obviously a write-o.) You certainly wouldn't have that feedback that says you got it wrong at all or the opportunity to fix it. Either way, though, keep in mind what would happen if you submitted it on paper. If the example you give is for homework, that seems kinda harsh. They can actually change the settings for a whole assignment, down to having each individual answer that the student enters follow a different rule. I don't really have any statistics for how many instructors use the defaults and how many customize things. There are a number built in to the system that are designed for different things, like the homework template is more lax than the exam one, for example. Here are the examples provided to the instructors on that screen:Īward 25% of the available points when a student submits greater than 3 responses.Īward 25% of the available points for each incorrect response a student submits.Īward 75% of the available points if a student submits his response less than 24 hours before the due date. And when I say "full control", I mean that he can actually write a formula to calculate the score for a question.
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