Phase 1 intellipath
Deliverable Length: See
Assignment Details
Details:
There are 3 steps to complete this task.
Step 1: Determine Knowledge (Complete this step by
Wednesday)
Click on the intellipath icon in the left navigation bar of
your classroom under the Course Work section to begin.
A landing page will appear; scroll down, and click on Start
intellipath.
Choose Determine Knowledge from the Steps tab on the left
side of your screen.
Step 2: Learning Path
Once you complete the Determine Knowledge, follow the
instructions to begin working on your Learning Path.
Your path will only consist of learning nodes that you need
to work on and is individualized for you.
You will receive feedback as you work through your path.
Step 3: Practice and Revision
As you are working in your Learning Path, you may need to
spend additional time in specific areas to improve. You can do this by
practicing and revising. Review this document: Click intellipath Suggestions
to help guide you on how to practice and revise to increase your Knowledge
State.
How do I make the most out of the intellipath experience?
Understand the terms of the system by reviewing the
definitions below and reviewing this document: click Student Tips about the
intellipath Assignment.
Key Terms
Determine Knowledge: This is your self-assessment to find
out what you know and what you need to work on for this phase. Determine
Knowledge is very important because it tells the Adaptive Learning system what
you know and what you do not know. It sets the baseline for your learning in
each phase, and it creates your Learning Map from the results of your Determine
Knowledge. The more you let the system know, the more accurate your Learning
Map and your phase work will be.
Learning Nodes or Lessons: Lessons improve Knowledge State
on each of the learning nodes assigned for each phase. The lessons are
connected throughout the entire course map. Work on one lesson influences
learning on other lessons in the course map. Learning is a continuum throughout
the course, assessment is constant, and by revising lessons, you can
continually improve your learning.
Knowledge State: This is a moment in time that describes a
learners knowledge on a Determine Knowledge, learning node, or lesson.
Knowledge State is real-time information, and it changes as you work in the
system. Improving your Knowledge State for each phase should be your goal.
Knowledge Covered: The amount of Knowledge Covered is based
on the learning nodes or lessons assigned to you for each phase. Completing all
of your learning nodes or lessons should be your goal for each phase.
Practice: Practice is implemented in three different ways.
Practice can be assigned by your instructor, it can be assigned by the system,
and it can be a student choice. Choose “Practice” once you have
completed the learning node or lesson and when you have a good understanding of
the material, but still have room for improvement. There are two types of practice,
as follows:
Directed Practice: Choose a specific learning node, and then
choose Practice. Questions for Practice will show goals and improvement on that
specific learning node or lesson.
Undirected Practice: Choose the Practice icon; your practice
questions will be on all learning nodes for that phase.
Revision: Choose “Revise” once you have completed
the learning node or lesson and when you feel like you need to learn more on a
topic. Choosing the Revise button will begin a new lesson on the specific node
you chose so that you can revise the node to an improved score.
For assistance with your assignment, please use your text,
Web resources, and all course materials.
Course MaterialsPhase 1 intellipathDeliverable Length: See
Assignment DetailsDetails: There are 3 steps to complete this task.Step 1: Determine Knowledge (Complete this step by
Wednesday)Click on the intellipath icon in the left navigation bar of
your classroom under the Course Work section to begin.A landing page will appear; scroll down, and click on Start
intellipath.Choose Determine Knowledge from the Steps tab on the left
side of your screen.Step 2: Learning PathOnce you complete the Determine Knowledge, follow the
instructions to begin working on your Learning Path.Your path will only consist of learning nodes that you need
to work on and is individualized for you.You will receive feedback as you work through your path.Step 3: Practice and RevisionAs you are working in your Learning Path, you may need to
spend additional time in specific areas to improve. You can do this by
practicing and revising. Review this document: Click intellipath Suggestions
to help guide you on how to practice and revise to increase your Knowledge
State.How do I make the most out of the intellipath experience?Understand the terms of the system by reviewing the
definitions below and reviewing this document: click Student Tips about the
intellipath Assignment.Key TermsDetermine Knowledge: This is your self-assessment to find
out what you know and what you need to work on for this phase. Determine
Knowledge is very important because it tells the Adaptive Learning system what
you know and what you do not know. It sets the baseline for your learning in
each phase, and it creates your Learning Map from the results of your Determine
Knowledge. The more you let the system know, the more accurate your Learning
Map and your phase work will be.Learning Nodes or Lessons: Lessons improve Knowledge State
on each of the learning nodes assigned for each phase. The lessons are
connected throughout the entire course map. Work on one lesson influences
learning on other lessons in the course map. Learning is a continuum throughout
the course, assessment is constant, and by revising lessons, you can
continually improve your learning.Knowledge State: This is a moment in time that describes a
learners knowledge on a Determine Knowledge, learning node, or lesson.
Knowledge State is real-time information, and it changes as you work in the
system. Improving your Knowledge State for each phase should be your goal.Knowledge Covered: The amount of Knowledge Covered is based
on the learning nodes or lessons assigned to you for each phase. Completing all
of your learning nodes or lessons should be your goal for each phase.Practice: Practice is implemented in three different ways.
Practice can be assigned by your instructor, it can be assigned by the system,
and it can be a student choice. Choose “Practice” once you have
completed the learning node or lesson and when you have a good understanding of
the material, but still have room for improvement. There are two types of practice,
as follows:Directed Practice: Choose a specific learning node, and then
choose Practice. Questions for Practice will show goals and improvement on that
specific learning node or lesson.Undirected Practice: Choose the Practice icon; your practice
questions will be on all learning nodes for that phase.Revision: Choose “Revise” once you have completed
the learning node or lesson and when you feel like you need to learn more on a
topic. Choosing the Revise button will begin a new lesson on the specific node
you chose so that you can revise the node to an improved score.For assistance with your assignment, please use your text,
Web resources, and all course materials.Course Materials
