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Use SLS to design module resources aligned to the e-pedagogical principles.

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A. How to create Modules?

A1. Activities and Templates

A2. Add Components

A3. Use Rich Text

B. More about Modules

C. What are the copyright guidelines for resources?

(C1,i) Copyright Resources

D. Ideas for Teaching & Learning

E. Tech Tips for Teachers

How do I copy a Rubric to use in another question?

You cannot copy a rubric directly but you can add the question with rubrics from Add Existing questions from Library. You might wish to add a unique keyword in the keyword tags of the question (e.g. 01rubric) so that it is easy to search when you Add Questions from Library or Questions from Starred Resources during Module design.

Tip: Star the question with rubrics so that you can easily add it to your Module

For more information, visit Add Existing Components from Resources or Star Resources.
If an existing Activity from the MOE Library is added to a Module, will the Module be automatically updated if the Activity has been updated in MOE Library?

No, the newly created Module is considered a separate Module. However, if the student accesses the MOE Library Module directly, he/she will receive a banner notification indicating that there is an updated version of the Module.
How do I easily add superscript and subscript in the Rich Text Editor?

The best way is to use the handwriting tool in the new equation (WIRIS) editor, which can be accessed by clicking the icon that looks like a “C” and subsequently clicking on the handwriting bar on the right of the subpage that pops up. As you write, you can confirm that the editor is reading your handwriting correctly by checking the bottom right of the editor.

For more information, visit Insert Mathematical or Chemical Equation.
What type of Activities will allow my students to have multiple attempts?

For Quizzes, you can only return a Teacher-Marked Quiz to students for them to Reattempt after you have marked it.

For non-quizzes, most Components will allow for multiple attempts. You can adjust the number of attempts for a Component by editing the Number of Tries found at the bottom. If a student has submitted an incorrect answer, they will be prompted to Try Again. Components that do not allow for multiple attempts include Interactive Thinking Tool, Poll, Free-Response Question, Audio-Response Question, File-Submission Question.

Students have the option of saving their responses as drafts by clicking the Save as Draft button. Their responses will be saved and they will be able to resume their work. This is possible for all component types except for Interactive Thinking Tool and Poll.

For more information on the types of Quizzes, visit Add Activity from Library and Starred Resources.

For more information on how to Release a Quiz, visit Release a Teacher-Marked Quiz.
When embedding Google Files into SLS, will the original Google File be edited/changed?

The original Google Files will not be edited as a copy of the file will be stored in SLS.
For SLS Google Integration, where will the files be stored, and will they count towards our storage limits?

Google Files will be stored on SLS and will not count towards Google Drive storage limits.
For the QTI feature, the suggested website for converting the files requires a paid subscription after 2 trials. Is there a free version?
We understand the limitations with the trial account and encourage you to check with your school if there is budget to apply for a paid subscription account.
For SLS Google Integration, where will the files be stored, and will they count towards our storage limits?
The original Google files should have initially been stored in the teachers' Google Drive.

When a teacher uploads a Google file to SLS, the file becomes hosted within SLS's Google Drive.

If files are added as a Prepopulated Student Answer of a Free-Response Question, individual copies of the files, which students can access and edit, will be generated for the students after the module is assigned in SLS. These individual copies are stored in the teacher's Google Drive.

Subsequent copies that are generated after a teacher has marked the student's work will also be stored in SLS.
Can SLS be used as a replacement platform for Google Classroom, specifically in the area of students' T&L management such as resources parking, sharing with the students, digital submission?
Schools may wish to consider SLS as the main platform for T&L, as it allows the full affordances of varied and emerging tools which can be integrated or embedded within the platform. It also serves as a one-stop hub for all T&L resources and artefacts, as well as allowing for central consolidation of data across all T&L needs.

SLS is also a good platform for students to review past year assignments and engage in self-study as they will be able to search for resources across different subjects and levels. Students can use the Learning Progress to monitor their learning across the years.

You may wish to refer to this document on the use of SLS for whole school transformation of Teaching and Learning.

For the specific areas, please refer to the User Guide.
1. Data storage: refer to the section on Organise. Relevant pages might be My Drive, Folders, etc.
2. Resource sharing with students: refer to Class Group Resources.
3. Submission of work and assignments: refer to Author, Assign and Assess.
4. Posting of announcements: refer to Notify.
5. Pasting/Embedding of links to external sites: refer to External Resources, Embed Whitelisted Sites and Insert External Links.
When copies of Google files are made on SLS, are they saved in the user’s Google Drive or SLS?
The files are saved on SLS and do not affect the user’s Google storage quota.