Editing Learning Materials
Permissions
- Organization Administrator
- Group Administrator
- Learning Material Repository Member
What you can do
In the Edit section of learning materials, you can update the Markdown body and questions, in addition to submission periods and exam settings.
Points to Note
If you re-import the learning material repository, your edits may be overwritten.
Therefore, we recommend using the edits here only for temporary operational adjustments.
How to Open
- Open
Subject List.
- Open the target subject.
- Open
Edit for the target learning material.
Main Settings
Submission Open Date
- The date and time when students can start submitting.
- Corresponding parameter:
submissionOpenedAt
Submission Deadline
- Submissions after this date and time are treated as late submissions.
- They are displayed in yellow on the monitoring screen.
- Corresponding parameter:
submissionSoftClosedAt
Final Submission Deadline
- Submissions are no longer accepted after this date and time.
- Corresponding parameter:
submissionHardClosedAt
Examination Mode
- Hides AI-powered learning support features such as explanations, summaries, and rankings.
- This setting is intended for quizzes and actual examinations.
- Corresponding parameter:
isExamination
Mock Exam Mode
- Switches to a layout designed for examinations.
- Enabled by turning on
Mock Exam Mode.
Real-time Survey
- Enables live surveys during class.
- Corresponding parameter:
isRealtimeSurvey
Body and Questions
- Add Markdown blocks to edit the body text.
- Add question blocks to insert questions into the body.
- Questions are saved as single-choice, multiple-choice, or descriptive types.
- For each question, you can set explanations, hints, whether resubmission is allowed, and whether it should be treated as a survey.
- In both material Markdown and question Markdown, you can write supplementary instructions for AI after a single line containing
<!-- chat -->. You can use one <!-- chat --> in each, and the content following it will not be displayed to learners.
Differences from File-based Materials
- For Markdown-based materials, you can edit the body and questions.
- For file-based materials, the body itself cannot be edited on this screen; settings are focused on submission periods and modes.
Supplementary Notes
- If there is a conflict between Markdown content and file content, you will be asked which one to keep.
- If a Gemini API key is set for your organization, you can use the feature to suggest improvements for learning materials.
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