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Sharing Kami assignments
Sharing Kami assignments with your students is easy peasy. This video will show you how to:
- Prepare a Kami assignment
- Customize your material using Kami tools
- Feedback and grade once the assignments are submitted
Hi, I’m Vanessa and I’m so excited to be taking you through our workflow for a non integrated LMS. Today you’ll learn how to create, assign and grade a Kami assignment all within Kami. Let’s get started.
Our first step, open up Kami. This is where you can either create a blank document or upload an existing one from your computer, Google Drive or OneDrive. I’m going to take it easy and bring in an existing resource from my computer. This ‘As You Like It’ excerpt from Shakespeare has the answer key attached, which is great for us, but a little too easy for the kids. You can easily remove this page by using our favourite tool, Split and Merge.
Split and Merge is an invaluable feature that lets you rearrange, add, delete, rotate, combine or split any document into multiple separate files. Once you’re done making changes, simply click Export. You can then download it to your local storage, open it back up into Kami or save it to your Google Drive or OneDrive.
So let’s open up the document in Kami and continue adding annotations before pushing it out to our students. Here you’ll find a whole range of tools that you can use to leave engaging and instructional notes for your students, no matter their learning style. I’m going to go with the Voice Comment tool. Just click anywhere on the page to drop a comment and start recording.
Hi, class, please read this text carefully and answer the questions using at least three different Kami tools.
Maybe I’ll also leave a Video Comment, reminding them to use the Dictionary tool to define unfamiliar words.
Remember that you can use the Dictionary tool if you’re unsure on what a word means.
Voila, our documents ready to be assigned out to our students. Now let’s learn the workaround for creating a Kami assignments if you don’t use any of the Learning Management Systems that we integrate with. First, go to Kami and open the file you want to share with your students from either your computer, Google Drive, or OneDrive. Then add any instructions or annotations you wish onto your document. When you’re ready to share the document, scroll to the sharing icon on the top right side of the screen. A link will be generated with file permission options. If you want your students to have their own copy of a document, select Create Individual Copy. If you want all students to collaborate within one document, or set group assignments, select Editor. For now, let’s go back to individual copy. After that, just copy and paste the link to email out to your students. And that’s it. Your Kami assignment is ready and waiting and students inboxes. Once they click on the link, it will open their own copy and Kami. When students open the link and Kami, they can annotate and complete their assignment using Kami tools. After completing their work, students can submit their assignment by clicking the Share icon on the top right hand of the menu bar. To allow teachers to grade, students should enable edit permissions to those who have the link. This same link can then be emailed back to the teacher for grading.
And that sets now you’re all set to create a sign and grade your Kami assignment within Kami with no Learning Management System required. For more free comprehensive training and tips and tricks. Check out our Kami Fundamentals course, where you can become a Kami Certified Educator in less than an hour.
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Learn how to create a Kami Assignment using Kami's Google Classroom integration
Creating Kami Assignments is as easy as clicking a button, but before you can start make sure you have the Kami Chrome extension .
Once the extension is installed, you can create a Kami Assignment directly inside your Google Classroom.
How to create a Kami Assignment in Google Classroom
1. open the kami assignment window.
Go into the Classwork tab in one of your courses, then click the +Create button. You should see the Kami Assignment option if the Kami Chrome extension was installed correctly.
✏️ You can also create a Kami Assignment from your Kami dashboard by clicking the Google Classroom Assignment button.
2. Set up your Kami Assignment
You should now see a Kami assignment window. You can set the title, add text instructions, and attach a file using Google Drive or a local file. You can even pick a Kami Library template to assign.
At the bottom right of this pop-up, we've added some features to help students and to allow the teacher more customization when creating a Kami Assignment:
Send Kami Instructions to Students
This attaches a Kami help article to the Kami assignment with instructions for setting up Kami and using the integration to help students get started with their Kami Assignments.
Add Links for Mobile Devices
Attach an extra link to the Kami Assignment that functions as an Open with Kami button. This option is designed for users working from iPads or similar touch devices where the Kami Chrome extension cannot be installed.
Control Features
This lets you select which of the Kami tools you'd like to be available for your students, particularly for that Kami Assignment. You can learn more about Control Features.
Share type for the files in the Kami Assignment can be set to:
Make a copy for each student is the default and recommended for a regular flow of Kami Assignments.
Students share one copy means all students will work on the same file.
Students cannot edit file means they cannot edit the file and they view the same file as others in that class.
3. Assign your Kami Assignment
Once you've set up the Kami Assignment, click the Assign button to distribute it to your class. Otherwise, you can click the dropdown arrow beside the Assign button to save the Kami Assignment as a draft or schedule it for later.
After assigning, you should see a new window confirming the Kami Assignment has been created.
And... you're all done! Your students should now have access and can start working on their Kami Assignments using the Kami Google Classroom integration.
If you need further assistance, don't hesitate to get in touch with us at [email protected] or book some training with one of our Teacher Success Champions here: https://www.kamiapp.com/training
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Set the submission type from Online to External Tool. After the submission type is switched, you will see a Find button that will let you add a Kami Assignment to Canvas. 2. Select material to assign. Now, you should see the Kami assignment window where you can create an assignment by selecting a file from Google Drive or OneDrive, and you also ...
A Kami assignment in Canvas all starts by clicking on the Assignment button in one of your classes. Next, give your assignment a name and leave instructions before scrolling down to the submission type. Choose External Tool and then click on the Find button. Look for Kami Assignment in the list of external tools and click the link to complete ...
In this video, I show you how to start with a pdf in your Google Drive and turn that into an assignment in Canvas using Kami. I also show you what the studen...
How to use Kami with Canvas. Includes everything about Kami and the Canvas integration. Excited to use Kami to enhance your Canvas experience further? We've got you covered! This integration gives you access to all the latest features Kami offers, such as Class View, Publish Changes, and more! Below are some helpful articles to get you started.
Kami is more than just a PDF and document annotation app. With Kami, teachers can make their classrooms more interactive. Kami has collaborative tools and fe...
Canvas Modules are available in your Canvas Courses. Once you are in a course, you can find Modules on the left (1). Create your Module or use an existing Module you have created in the past (2) and add a Kami assignment by selecting the + (3) on the right side of the module.
This knowledge base article will explain how to create a Kami assignment in Canvas. Kami has a great video explaining the process below. Click here to watch the video. Click on "Assignments" in the left-hand navigation panel and click the "Assignment" button to create a new assignment. In the "Assignment Name" field, enter your title as ...
This video demonstrates how to create an assignment with the Kami external tool in Canvas.
Once you have completed the Kami assignment and are ready to submit it, locate the "Submit" button in the upper right in Kami menu bar. Click on the "Submit" button to submit your work. You can review your submitted assignment by navigating back to the original posting in Canvas.
1. Create an assignment. Creating an assignment in this manner will enable you to utilize all the features available in Canvas for the assignment, such as tracking missing submissions and automatically applying missing zero grades, among others. Students will be expected to complete and submit the assignment through their Kami app. 2.
1. Open your Kami Assignment. Go into the Assignments tab in one of your Courses, then click the Kami assignment you'd like to work on. After selecting your Assignment, it should directly open in Kami. 2. Load and annotate your Kami Assignment. Once your file has loaded in Kami, you should see all the Kami tools on the left to work on your Kami ...
RUBRIC must be added to assignment BEFORE making it an external tool (I also add a screenshot of the rubric in the instructions so that students can see the Rubric while completing the PDF): A dding a rubric to an External Tool assignment >>> create the assignment as a regular online submission type, save it, add the rubric, and then change the ...
Each time you add a student under your licence, they count as one student seat. Each Kami teacher licence can hold up to 150 students. If you're using Google Classroom, Schoology or canvas. The quickest way to do this is by creating a Kami assignment. Once you push out an assignment, your students can open it by clicking on the Open with Kami ...
There are two ways to create Kami Assignments: A. Share the Kami Assignment Link in Canvas B. Use the Kami Canvas External Tool Assessment Mode; Assignment Mode . This article describes using the Kami Canvas External Tool - Assignment Mode.. In this mode, students CAN make changes to their documents after they've been submitted to Canvas.
This video demonstrates how to add a Kami assignment in a Canvas course as an external tool submission.
Enables a due time and date for your assignment. Kami will show a live timer on the students' side. We'll also automatically submit the work once the time is up. Drawing Fully customizable drawing. ... Canvas, and Microsoft Teams Offline Mode Use aspects of Kami without internet connection. Changes will be auto-saved once you're back ...
Instead of using Canvas' SpeedGrader, load the assignment by clicking the button Load Assignment name in a new window, similar to what is shown below: The Kami Assignment will load into the Kami App. A prompt in the Kami app will show the Class View as an option. Click Class View to load all students' files.
Using Feature Control with Canvas. Create a Kami assignment as usual. Once you've filled out the fields, click the Control Features checkbox. Toggle on/off tools and features, before you click OK to save. Click Proceed to push the assignment with Feature Control enabled. All Toolbar Features Explained
This article shows how to use Kami with Canvas on the free version. There is a new paid upgrade coming at the end of Q1 2019 for deeper integration to Canvas. The upgrade will feature issuing Kami Assignments from Canvas' interface, and a built-in "Turn In" button to directly submit the file from Kami to Canvas assignment.
Kami's easy to use tool set up and annotation design makes it super easy to navigate files and can help build up students so that everyone is happy thinking and communicating on a digital file. 4. Grading assessments. Kami's variety of annotation options make for a well-stocked grading toolbox. Any document, including scanned PDFs, can be ...
Kami has a great video about using Assessment Mode in Kami. Click here to view that video. Enabling Assessment Mode To create a new Kami assignment in Canvas, select "External Tool" under Submission Type. Click on "Find" and choose "Kami Assignment". Click the Assessment Mode check box to enable this in the assignment settings ...
Today you'll learn how to create, assign and grade a Kami assignment all within Kami. Let's get started. Our first step, open up Kami. This is where you can either create a blank document or upload an existing one from your computer, Google Drive or OneDrive. I'm going to take it easy and bring in an existing resource from my computer.
️ You can also create a Kami Assignment from your Kami dashboard by clicking the Google Classroom Assignment button. 2. Set up your Kami Assignment. You should now see a Kami assignment window. You can set the title, add text instructions, and attach a file using Google Drive or a local file.