Echo allows teachers to restrict the visibility of item based on certain conditions:
- Date -Students will not be able to see the item until the date arrives
- Mastery - Students will not be able to see the item until A) they have successfully completed another activity, or B) they have successfully mastered an objective/standard
- Password - Students will not be able to open an item unless they use a password
Restricting visibility can help ensure that students are ready for the next step before moving on. For example, a project might require certain surface knowledge to be acquired before they can access a folder with activities that deepen their understanding. Or, perhaps you want the students to meet with you to review a project benchmark before moving on, at which time you would provide the students with a password.
Restrict Visibility by Date
To restrict visibility of a syllabus item (project, folder, activity) by date:
- Open up the Visibility and Access section in activity settings.
- Click the checkbox for "block student access until a specified date"
- Enter the desired date and time to make the item visible
- Click "Save" in the top righthand corner
Restrict Visibility By Mastery
To restrict visibility of a syllabus item (project, folder, activity) by mastery:
- Open up the Visibility and Access section in activity settings.
- Click the checkbox for "block access until student masters objective(s)"
- Click "Choose Objective" and select applicable standards/objectives in the pop-up window
- When done, click "Save" in the top righthand corner
Restrict Access By Password
To restrict visibility of a syllabus item (project, folder, activity) by password:
- Open up the Visibility and Access section in activity settings.
- Click the checkbox for "student must enter a password"
- Enter the required password in the space below
- When done, click "Save" in the top righthand corner
Echo is constantly being improved based on the feedback from users and we strive to keep our documentation up to date. If this document doesn’t match what you are seeing in Echo, please let us know.
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