asked 2015-10-30 16:05:00 -0500
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I want to see what my students have done so that I can evaluate their work and give feedback. How do I find out what they've done on Wikipedia?
To see recent activity from any of your students, you can visit the Activity tab of the course. This will provide a list of recent edits made on Wikipedia by any students in the course. Click the "show" link to see a summary of the edit in the form of a 'diff' - the differences between revisions.
To see recent contributions from an individual student go to the Students tab and click on the row of the student you are interested in. (You can click anywhere except on one of the underlined links, which takes you to Wikipedia.) Clicking the row shows you recent edits that the student has made, and you can click the 'show' link to see the details. This will also show you date and time stamps of when each student has completed each training.
Alternatively, for any student, you can click on the underlined link of their username to see their full Contribution history on Wikipedia, where you can browse every edit they have made and see individual diffs if you wish.
The Articles tab of your course includes an "Articles edited" section - this is any article on Wikipedia that your students have touched during the assignment, whether it was assigned to them or not.
If you drop down a row for a specific article, you will access a new view. This will show you the students who have edited that article, and provide you with a series of additional buttons. The "Current Version with Authorship Highlighting" button will show you the current version of the article with a color coded highlight of what exactly the student(s) contributed.
In the example below we can see that the username listed contributed the sections and text highlighted in purple.
Asked: 2015-10-30 16:05:00 -0500
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