Students
Articles written for students
29 articles
- Student Guide: Take an Assessment with Otus Lockdown Browser Extension for ChromebooksFor students: This article shows you how to take an assessment with the Otus Lockdown Browser extension on your Chromebook.
- Student Guide: View and Add to Your PlanFor Students: Learn how to view, download, and add to your plan.
- Student Guide: View Your Assigned AssessmentsLearn how to see your assigned assessments and how to use the assigned assessments page.
- Student Guide: Use the BlogFor Students: Learn how to use the blog in Otus.
- Student Guide: View the Class BoardFor students: Learn how to view the class board for each of your classes.
- Student Guide: View Your GradebookFor students: Learn how to log in to view your gradebook.
- Student Guide: Use the BookshelfFor Students: Learn how to add resources to your bookshelf.
- Student Guide: Take an Assessment on a Chromebook with Otus Lockdown Browser AppFor students: This article shows you how to take an assessment with the Otus Lockdown Browser on your Chromebook.
- Student Guide: View and Add to Your Student PortfolioFor students: Learn how to view and add items to your student portfolio.
- Student Home Page: To Do ListThis articles reviews how the To Do list on the Home page works.
- Student Guide: Understand Your Home PageFor students: Learn all about the notifications and to do list on your home page.
- Student Guide: Complete a LessonFor Students: Learn how to log in and complete a lesson.
- Getting Started Guide for StudentsLearn a bit about each of the modules of Otus and how you'll use them.
- Student Guide: Take an AssessmentFor students: Learn how to log in and take an assessment in Otus.
- Student Guide: Review Your Graded AssessmentLearn how to review your assessments that have already been graded.
- Student Guide: Create a Page on Your BookshelfLearn how to create a page or document directly on your bookshelf.
- Student Guide: Use the Text-to-Speech Toolbar in Advanced AssessmentsThe TextHelp Speechstream toolbar is available in Advanced Assessments and provides text-to-speech, a dictionary, and translation.
- Student Guide: Add a Microsoft OneDrive DocumentFor students: This step-by-step article shows you how to add a Microsoft OneDrive Document to a rubric, blog, portfolio, or bookshelf.
- Student Guide: Add a Google Drive DocumentFor students: This step-by-step article shows you how to add a Google Drive Document to a rubric assessment, blog, portfolio, or bookshelf.
- Student Guide: Add a Text Box to a Rubric AssessmentFor students: This step-by-step guide shows you how to add a text box or simple document directly in Otus.
- Student Guide: Add a Link to YouTube VideoFor students: This step-by-step article shows you how to link a YouTube video to a rubric assessment, blog, portfolio, or bookshelf.
- Student Guide: Add a LinkFor students: This step-by-step article shows you how to add a link to a rubric assessment, blog, portfolio, or bookshelf.
- Student Guide: Upload a FileFor students: This step-by-step article shows you how to add a file like a PDF to a rubric assessment, blog, portfolio, or bookshelf.
- Student Guide: Add an Audio RecordingFor students: This step-by-step article teaches you how to add an audio recording to a rubric assessment, blog, portfolio, or bookshelf.
- Student Guide: Add a Video RecordingFor students: This step-by-step article shows you how to add a video to a rubric assessment, blog, portfolio, or bookshelf.
- Student Guide: Add an ImageFor students: This step-by-step article shows you how to add an image to a rubric assessment, blog, portfolio, or bookshelf.
- Student Guide: Submit a Rubric AssessmentFor students: Learn how to open a rubric assessment that was assigned to you, attach your own files, and submit the completed assessment.
- Student Guide: Take an Advanced AssessmentFor students: Learn how to log in and take an advanced assessment in Otus with a variety of different question types.
- Student Guide: Take a Simple AssessmentFor students: Learn how to log in and take a simple assessment in Otus.