Step 2: Setting up a EDSE 999 shell in LiveText
In the past, artifacts associated with courses and/or other sources were either stored
as electronic documents by the student on memory sticks and/or personal hard drives,
or they were uploaded at individual course sites within LiveText (EDSE 618, etc.).
Then, near the end of a student’s program, these course projects, their respective
rubrics, and other documents were downloaded from individual course sites or personal
storage systems, and subsequently uploaded by the student into a LiveText course shell
called EDSE 999. This meant that a student typically set up his/her EDSE 999 shell
at the time he/she completed his/her MA Generalist Program comprehensive examination.
We have now made the process more efficient. Each student sets up his/her EDSE 999
shell at the beginning of their Master’s program, or as soon after their program start
as they can. All artifacts associated with courses are now directly uploaded into
this shell as a student goes through his/her program. Artifact grading for a course,
and ratings for the comprehensive examination, are handled simultaneously and directly
in the EDSE 999 shell within LiveText.
To set up your EDSE 999 shell, send an email to the MA Generalist Program Coordinator
that contains the following information:
Your full name
Your bear number
Your email address
The program coordinator will then submit this information to IT, who will set up the
account for you. Presently, the program coordinator is Dr. Francie Murry: francie.murry@unco.edu
Reviewing a Graded Rubric
Steps for accessing Your Livetext account, going to a particular course, and reviewing the graded rubric:
- Log into your student LiveText account.
- Once you have logged in, you will see your dashboard, which displays your active courses and assignments
- Locate the assignment on your dashboard that you wish to review. Published assessments will be located towards the bottom of the dashboard. If the assignment displays the text "Assessment Published" then it has been assessed by the instructor.
- Click on the corresponding VIEW ASSESSMENT button
- If the assessor has provided a Grade for the assignment, it will be listed toward the upper left side of the page.
- Review the Assignment Details area. This area contains a table which reports information regarding your submission. Click on the link under the rubrics column to view the completed rubric for your work.
Withdraw a Course Assignment
Need to withdraw a course assignment? View withdraw assignment instructions.
