Texas Instruments TINSPIRE Getting Started - Page 161

4. Click Import. If a file already exists in that cell, the software displays a dialog box asking you to confirm replacing the file. • Click Replace to save your imported file over the existing file. • Click Keep Existing to keep the existing file and cancel the import file function. Editing scores There may be times when you want to edit a studen't score. For example, an Open Response assignment contains a question that requires the word "Autumn" as the correct answer. One student has entered "Fall." If you want to give the student full or partial credit, you can do so by changing the student's score for the question. In addition to editing an individual student's score, you can edit the total possible points for each question, the extra points, and the final percentage. ` Use whole numbers to edit the scores. For example, type 75 to give a score of 75%, type 100 to give a score of 100%, and so forth. Note: If you type a score and do not press Enter, the change is not made, and the previous score remains in place. Changing a student's score for an item You can edit the final score for an assignment from the Assignments Summary view, or you can edit the score for individual questions in an assignment from the Individual Assignments view. These steps describe how to change a final score from either view. 1. In the student's row, select the score you want to edit. 2. Right-click the cell and select Edit Score. 3. Type the replacement score, and press Enter. To cancel, press Esc. Changing the total possible points for a question You can edit a total possible score for individual questions and for extra points. 1. Select a cell in the Total Possible row. 2. Right-click the cell and select Edit Score. 3. Type the points for the question or for extra points, and press Enter. Using the Portfolio Workspace 155