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You can leave feedback after a student has sent a draft contract to you. | You can leave feedback after a student has sent a draft contract to you. | ||
*Login at my.evergreen.edu | *Login at my.evergreen.edu | ||
| − | *Click on Individual Study Contracts | + | *Click on Individual Study Contracts |
*Select the contract in question from the list | *Select the contract in question from the list | ||
| − | *Leave feedback by clicking on the speech bubble icon. Enter text and hit submit. Comments entered are immediately available to the student. | + | *Leave feedback by clicking on the speech bubble icon under any section. Enter text and hit submit. Comments entered are immediately available to the student. |
*The student will need to log in to review feedback | *The student will need to log in to review feedback | ||
*The student can create further edits and changes before re-sending a new draft | *The student can create further edits and changes before re-sending a new draft | ||
Revision as of 13:18, 19 August 2015
Welcome to the ILC and INT Quick Start Guide for Students and Faculty. If you are having trouble with the new system please review the help articles listed below or contact us at help.evergreen.edu.
Students
You can author your contract directly online or bring content over from a Google Doc or Word document via copy/paste
- Login at my.evergreen.edu
- Click on Individual Study Contracts
- Create a title and start a new contract or continue editing a draft contract by clicking on its name from the list
- Define your contract and fill in the required information for all fields
Faculty Sponsors
You can leave feedback after a student has sent a draft contract to you.
- Login at my.evergreen.edu
- Click on Individual Study Contracts
- Select the contract in question from the list
- Leave feedback by clicking on the speech bubble icon under any section. Enter text and hit submit. Comments entered are immediately available to the student.
- The student will need to log in to review feedback
- The student can create further edits and changes before re-sending a new draft
