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I opened a resource as a student, wanted to submit - but then it required me 'teacher code'. Why? Doesn't it already know who the teacher that made the resource is? |
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RonenR
Nov 18, 2021
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Good question! So - really? Does it have to be so cumbersome? No. If the teacher shares the lecture - then a unique url that has the teacher's code in it s generated. |
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Thanks Ronen |
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RonenR
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Good question!
Well - the teacher who created the resource - is the Author.
The author does not wish to get answers from all people in the world.
Also - you as a student don't want to send your answers by mistake to the author, which most chances is NOT YOUR teacher.
So - really? Does it have to be so cumbersome? No. If the teacher shares the lecture - then a unique url that has the teacher's code in it s generated.
So, when you open a lecture using the teacher's link - you do not need to manually insert the code - it's already there.