9: Best Practices Assigning the entire scenario To save time, you can assign the entire scenario of exercises by doing the following prior to assigning any modes: From the course home page, click Assignment.” “Add Click on Simulation Exercises.” It may take a moment to load. “Medisoft In the upper right corner, click on Scenario.” “Assign Note: This must be done before assigning any exercises. Once exercises have been assigned, the Scenario” option is no longer available. “Assign Be patient as the scenario takes some time to load. Once the scenario is loaded, you will see all of the Medisoft exercises in the course home screen. From here, you can create and your assignments to “groups” “move” each group. For example, if you wish to have Chapters 3 and 4 assigned in the first week of class, you can create a group named One “Week Simulations,” then click the boxes next to all of the Chapter 3 and 4 exercises and move them to that group. You can also or delete assignments. “hide” If you only want to assign specific exercises from the scenario, it still saves time to assign the entire scenario, and then simply delete the unwanted exercises. To delete unwanted exercises, go to the course home screen. Check the box to the right of each exercise that you want deleted. Go to the icon here (next to Assignment) and hover “+Add over it. Scroll down to then follow the prompts to delete the desired “Delete,” assignments. Creating to organize the course “groups” Whether assigning the entire scenario or just portions of it, creating group folders are helpful in keeping the course and the students organized. Groups are similar to in which a category can be created and then all work “folders,” pertaining to that category can be kept in it. Groups are typically created to represent course weeks or modules. For example, a course would have a group for each of the ten weeks, labeled 1,” “Week “Week 2,” and so on. All work assigned for each week would be moved to and kept in their respective weeks. To create a group, go to the course home screen.
9: Best Practices Assigning the entire scenario To save time, you can assign the entire scenario of exercises by doing the following prior to assigning any modes: From the course home page, click “Add Assignment.” Click on “Medisoft Simulation Exercises.” It may take a moment to load. In the upper right corner, click on “Assign Scenario.” Note: This must be done before assigning any exercises. Once exercises have been assigned, the “Assign Scenario” option is no longer available. Be patient as the scenario takes some time to load. Once the scenario is loaded, you will see all of the Medisoft exercises in the course home screen. From here, you can create “groups” and “move” your assignments to each group. For example, if you wish to have Chapters 3 and 4 assigned in the first week of class, you can create a group named “Week One Simulations,” then click the boxes next to all of the Chapter 3 and 4 exercises and move them to that group. You can also “hide” or delete assignments. If you only want to assign specific exercises from the scenario, it still saves time to assign the entire scenario, and then simply delete the unwanted exercises. To delete unwanted exercises, go to the course home screen. Check the box to the right of each exercise that you want deleted. Go to the icon here (next to “+Add Assignment) and hover over it. Scroll down to “Delete,” then follow the prompts to delete the desired assignments. Creating “groups” to organize the course Whether assigning the entire scenario or just portions of it, creating group folders are helpful in keeping the course and the students organized. Groups are similar to “folders,” in which a category can be created and then all work pertaining to that category can be kept in it. Groups are typically created to represent course weeks or modules. For example, a course would have a group for each of the ten weeks, labeled “Week 1,” “Week 2,” and so on. All work assigned for each week would be moved to and kept in their respective weeks. To create a group, go to the course home screen.