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Page 1: Click course tools. Now Click Gradebook Click on the student’s name (in this example, Cassandra) EXAMPLE: Cassandra says she needs unlocking in 2.2.

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Page 2: Click course tools. Now Click Gradebook Click on the student’s name (in this example, Cassandra) EXAMPLE: Cassandra says she needs unlocking in 2.2.

Click course tools.

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Now Click Gradebook

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Click on the student’s name (in this example, Cassandra)

EXAMPLE: Cassandra says she needs unlocking in 2.2 Recall 1.

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Step 1. First, the module that contains the topic that needs to be unlocked. Then, scroll down to the activity that needs unlocked.

Her score here is only 50%. She needs 80% in activities, except forWriting Path Builder (do not change settingsnext to Path Builder, even if a passing grade was not received).

Step 2. Click on `choose’ next to the activityyou want to unlock.

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In the activity that needs unlocking,click on Settings Per Student (under Actions), then Go.

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IMPORTANT! Select `Individual Student Settings’.

Now, update the amount of attempts to 4 (student had 2). For example, if a student has exhausted 6 tries, you can limit it to 8. This will add two more. Then, click okay. Now, the student has more attempts on his or her account.