Undo a Handout or Workspace Activity after the activity is saved
Sometimes, mistakes are found after an activity is already saved, or teachers find something they want to add to make a page better. Currently, there is no way to undo a Handout or Workspace Activity in order to make corrections to the page so students have accurate information.
Nicole
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AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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You can now edit converted Handout and Workspace activities in edit mode. Note that if it’s a lesson you have already delivered and captured student data, you should create a copy of the lesson first to keep the data since editing a converted Handout or Workspace will reset the student data.
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Tonya Niermans
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That's why when I create a lesson. Here is a fix- I make 4 copies right away. One for each of my 3 classes and one original copy.
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Misty
commented
I agree! I created a word problem activity and once the kids started working on it I noticed the manipulative was too low and they couldn't grab it so I tried to get the sheet back to adjust it and I couldn't.
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Anonymous commented
Yes, this is needed!!!
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Anonymous
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Please! This inability causes us so much extra work to go back and re-do the activity.
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Anonymous
commented
yes please
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Anonymous
commented
Yes please, or sometimes I have made it a group activity when later I wish I had made in an individual activity and the only remedy (I know of at present) is to delete the file and begin again.
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Donna
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Agree! Maybe even add "add a copy as a handout or workspace" to preserve original page. The only way to go back and re-use that page is to re-create it or to take a screen clip and then re-create it. Sometimes it just doesn't work as a handout or workspace - or you decide you need to re-use it in another way.