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The right side of the Auto-Generate Journal page (see image above) provides the generated journal instruction. Select the ONE output you need then click Add button at the lower right corner of the page.

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Edit

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Settings

The result of clicking the Add button will lead to your selected journal output with its respective title (see image below). You can edit the generated journal instructions by clicking anywhere in the text. You can change the title of the journal by hovering and then clicking on the pen icon.

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On the right of the page, you will note the default setting that the journal is not graded. Click Save if you do not want to grade the journal (see image above). The journal item will be saved on your Course Content page where you can make it visible or hidden from students.

To later check for students' participation on the journal item, click on the item on your Course Content page and select Participation on the Journal page (see image below).

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If you want to grade the journal:

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select the gear wheel icon or the Journal isn’t graded link on the right side of the journal page. On the pop-up dialog box do the following (refer to image below): Details & Information Check the box alongside Grade Journal. Uncheck if you do not want students to edit and delete entries and comments. Participation & Grading Enter the due date and time using the slots. Leave the Grade category as is if this is a journal and not another form of assessment task. Select the type of numeric grade you need. Include the maximum of graded points for completing the journal. Additional Tools You can add a rubric to your journal and align with your unique departmental goals. Once completed select the Save button. The journal will be added to your Course Content page where you can control making the item visible to students. To check for student activity on the journal, that is, which and how many students made entries and submissions, select the Grade & Participation link on the journal page.

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