CREATION WORKSHOP SETUP UPDATE
CREATION WORKSHOP SETUP MANUAL
CREATION WORKSHOP SETUP SOFTWARE

You can monitor their progress by looking at the grades underneath the phases screen:.

Students will assess the work of their peers according to the instructions and criteria you gave them.

(Remember that you can move back a phase if you need to, for example if you want to allow a student to resubmit.) Click the icon or text to move to the Assessment phase if you chose to switch phases yourself.

You can see how many have submitted and how many still need to submit.

If,in the Availability section you set the workshop to switch to the submission phase automatically once the submission deadline is over, choose Scheduled allocation.

CREATION WORKSHOP SETUP MANUAL

Click the link 'Allocate submissions' to decide if you yourself want to choose which student assesses whose work ( Manual allocation), or if you want Moodle to choose for you ( Random allocation) And do you want students to assess others' work even if they have not submitted anything themselves?.Students will now be able to submit their work during this time, until any deadline you specified - unless you also allowed late submissions.Click the icon or text at the top of Submission phase. You are ready to switch to the Submission phase which lets students send in their work.When finished, click 'Save and close', and all ticks on the Setup phase will be the same colour. Click 'Edit assessment form' to provide detailed grading criteria for your students to use.It must be in the Submission phase for students to be able to submit work and then moved to the Assessment phase for them to review each other's submissions. Once a Workshop activity has been created and saved, it is in the Set up phase. Initially they will see either the Set up phase (if the teacher is still preparing the Workshop) or the Submission phase when they are allowed to submit. Students click on the Workshop icon in the course to access it.Click Save and display and explore the Workshop phases in the section Teacher view below, making sure you complete the Set up phase and switch to the Submission phase when you want your students to begin the activity.Availability gives you the option to allow students to start peer assessing as soon as the submission deadline is over, rather than you enabling this manually.Example submissions, if enabled, allows you to provide examples for students to practise with before they begin peer assessing.Feedback will, if enabled, allow students to add text comments when they review each other's work.Assessment settings is where you give a brief outline of how they will assess the work of their peers.Submission settings is where you explain the task they must submit.The page Workshop grading strategies explains this more. Grading settings - students receive two grades, one for the work they submit and one for the quality of their peer assessments.See Workshop settings for more detailed information. If you are not sure, leave everything as default. Expand the other sections to select the settings you want.Give it a name and, if needed, a description.In a course, with the editing turned on, choose 'Workshop' from the activity chooser.I would love to see this application become a part of the community tools for printer control. This project has taken quite a bit of time and effort.

Please take the time to play around with it and give some feedback.

I've set up a website for the latest news, information, and forums here: You can get the latest Version 13 Beta from the usual spot here:

CREATION WORKSHOP SETUP UPDATE

I've taken the time to update the manual and add in a hardware guide to address many of the question I have about my setup. Thanks to the help of dozens of users, I was able to make fixes and improvements to the slicing, generation of GCode, control of the printer, multiple profiles, and dozens of other items. I keep saying this, but it's been too long since I made a release. Well, the time has finally come to release the next version of Creation Workshop. It now also support controlling standard FDM printers through the use of Slic3r. (wet) liquid stereolithography and (dry) powder 3D printing.

CREATION WORKSHOP SETUP SOFTWARE

The Creation Workshop SLA Slicing and Control software can be used forВ :

Creation workshop setup