Texas Instruments TINSPIRE Teacher Software Guidebook - Page 385

2. Click File > Open in Review Workspace or right-click and select Open in Review Workspace. The software opens the item in the Review workspace. Opening a Master Document A Master Document is the original document that was sent to the students, and contains the answer key for evaluating the responses collected from the students. When you save a document to a column in the Portfolio workspace, there is usually a Master Document associated with that file. You can open the Master Document from the Portfolio workspace, in the Assignments Summary view. When you open the Master Document, it opens in the Documents workspace as a read-only file. 1. In the Column Actions row, select the icon of the file you want to open. 2. Right-click the icon and select Open Master Document. The document opens in the Documents workspace as a read-only file. Adding a Master Document There may be times when you want to replace an existing Master Document, or add a Master Document to an assignment that does not have one. For example, a question was marked with an incorrect answer and the students did not receive credit for that answer. You can give the students credit by changing the answer to that question, and retain the Master Document as a permanent record of the correct answer key. Note: You can add or replace a Master Document for a .tns file, but not for a Quick Poll file. The new Master Document is used to evaluate student scores. The evaluation works as follows: • If a question changed, students answers are evaluated for the new question. • If the new Master Document has questions that were not in the old Master Document, those questions are evaluated. This may result in students receiving zero credit for those questions, if they have not seen them. To add or replace a Master Document, follow these steps: 1. In the Column Actions row, select the icon of the .tns file you want to open. Using the Portfolio Workspace 373