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Any pupil who is assigned a 2Do will see it within the 2Dos tab on the Purple Mash homepage. When the pupil clicks on this tab, they will see a list of all the 2Dos they have been set by their Teachers. The 2Dos will be in "due date" order. Any 2Do with a recorded instruction will have a speaker symbol next to the title. The pupil can click on the speaker to hear the instruction. Completed 2Dos will appear in this tab.
To complete a 2Do:Step 1: Pupil should click on the button. This will take them to the work that needs to be completed. Step 2: Complete the work. When the pupil has completed the work, they should save it. This will save the work into a folder called 2Dos for the Teacher to mark. Pupils can only see their completed assignments within the 2Dos application. Step 3: Once a pupil has saved their work, they can continue working on their 2Do by pressing or play again if it is a game by pressing . Any games automatically submit scores to the 'Data Dashboard'. Pupils can hand in their work by pressing . Important- There are some activities in Purple Mash, such as 2Simulate, Maths City and Simple City, which are exploratory. This type of activity does not save a file, it is not possible to hand this in. These activities do not have a ‘hand in’ button. Pupils can add a typed comment and an audio comment for the teacher when they click the button. Once a piece of work has been handed in, it can no longer be changed by the pupil. Step 4: Once a piece of work has been handed in, it will move to the 'Done List' . Pupils can click on the button to view their work or save it to "Online Work". If, for example, the work handed in is a writing activity, the pupil will be able to view the actual piece of work. If the work handed in is a game, which only submits scores, then it will open a ‘Scores Certificate’ file. Step 5: When the teacher who set the 2Do has marked the work, students will receive a notification telling them that their work has been marked. Comments will show under the 2Do. You are done!
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