Logging into books.quia.com
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The document provides detailed instructions on logging into the Quia platform for homework assignments, including how to access assigned tasks, track grades, and submit work. It emphasizes the importance of completing assignments properly to avoid academic dishonesty repercussions and describes the system's feedback mechanisms for submitted work. Additionally, it outlines the options for reviewing and retrying assignments after submission, as well as the need for proper equipment for audio exercises.
Logging into books.quia.com
- 2. Go to http://books.quia.com to arrive at this log-in page.
- 3. After you log in, you will arrive at your Student Station which will look like this:
- 4. If you have NOT entered your book key code, enter it now in the space in the upper right.
- 5. Now Click on MyResults. This is the fastest way to see what is assigned, what you have completed and what your grades are.
- 6. At the Section pull-down Menu, always select the option for “ALL” for each chapter.Then click on “Go” to see everything assigned for that particular chapter.
- 7. Once you select ALL and click on “go”, notice that both the workbook written homework and the Lab Manual listening exercises are visible all at once on the same page.
- 8. Red dots are assignments that your profe needs to grade.Green dots are exercises that have been graded
- 9. Assignments with a bull’s eye or bullet next to it AND a due date, are assigned for a grade.
- 10. To access an assignment, click on the book icon next to the due date.
- 11. Starting on an assignment
- 12. When you click on the book icon, you will receive the start page warning above telling you that you will be tracked and recorded. Abandoning an assignment (closing the window or hitting escape) WITHOUT clicking on “Submit” is OK!! It will not count as an official attempt and will not hurt your grade.
- 13. The exercise will open in a separate window.
- 14. Notice there is a floating keyboard at the top of the screen. Click on these letters to enter accented vowels and/or other Spanish characters.
- 15. Notice there is a bubble that lets you know what you are working on, how it is graded and if it is assigned for a grade.
- 16. This is VERY good advice. Study the text first, and do the online lecture readings, then do the practice activities in the Practice Zone on the online readings. This homework should then be your LAST activity with this material.
- 17. Once you have made a genuinely sincere attempt to complete this entire homework assignment, click on “Submit”
- 18. After you click on submit, You will see your scores and receive feedback.
- 19. DO NOT click on “Submit” if you have not finished the assignment. Do not click on “Submit” if you decide not to do this assignment.Simply close the window.Quia will credit you for the time spent, but will not consider this one of your 3 official attempts
- 20. NEVER submit homework with blank answers, nor with nonsense answers in an attempt to get the answers to complete the homework.Any instance of Blank Answers or any other form of academic dishonesty results in your being dropped or receiving an “F” for the course. The system records your keystrokes as well as your time.
- 21. Once you have submitted your homework for the third (3rd) time, the system will notify you that subsequent practice attempts will not be submitted for a grade.
- 22. The computer will tell you what answers are acceptable, and it will show you what you submitted so you can see where you made any mistakes. Correct answers are in green.Answers with errors will be in red.
- 23. At the top of the page, you will see three grading options:Computer –graded,Computer & instructor grades, & Instructor only graded.One of these will be checked to let you know how this is being graded.
- 24. You will receive a score and a percentage grade for each assignment.
- 25. After you submit your answers and receive your score, you have the option to Try Again right away. You can chose to review the material and try again later, or if you see that your mistakes were small and simple, you can opt to fix them right away.
- 26. After you click on Try Again the system will take you back to the exercise where you can see your answers. Answers in green are correct. Answers in Pink (red) need to be fixed.
- 27. Lab Activities require speakers or headphones so you can hear the audio.Click here for the audio.
- 28. Repeat what you hear to work on your pronunciation. Listen repeated times. Even after the grading has passed you have access for practice.When you are finished, be sure to select “I have Completed this Activity.” Again, selectingthis option and submitting answers when you did not actually do the activity results in being dropped or receiving an F in the course.
- 29. When you are through with your homework attempts, close the assignment window to return to your MyResults screen. Refresh this screen to see updated scores (remember the assignments are in another window and it won’t synch automatically unless you sign-out or refresh.)
- 30. Here you can see all the attempts I made on assignment 9. Notice the system has my 3rd attempt listed first. This was my best attempt so it is my final grade. Notice I looked at assignments 7 and 8 but I CLOSED THE WINDOW without clicking on Submit.The dashes show I looked at it, played around with it, but I did not submit it for a grade. This does NOT count against me At All.It is perfectly fine to look at assignments and choose not to work on them or finish them if you feel you need more review first.
- 31. If I (the profe) make comments on your homework, you will see a clipboard icon between the bullet/bull’s eye and the dot. The dot will most likely be green (meaning graded) unless my comments are asking you to redo the exercise…
- 32. After you click on the clipboard icon, the exercise will pop up in a second window.The Instructor’s Overall Comments will be posted at the beginning of your homework exercises under the Final Score bar.
- 33. Any comments made on specific questions will appear under the score for that individual question.