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This document provides a guide for students to access and submit assessments through the TaskStream platform. It outlines 27 steps for navigating through single sign-on, accessing program folios, viewing assessment instructions and rubrics, uploading files and text, submitting work, and viewing submission status and results. The guide instructs students on how to change their TaskStream password, access assigned assessments, attach files and written responses, submit completed work for evaluation, and get additional assistance if needed.
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- 1. Children with Emotional & Behavioral Disabilities (CEBD) Student Training Guide 1
- 2. Single Sign On via GWeb Info System for Students Click gweb info system From the webpage my.gwu.edu 2
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- 4. Click the Student Records and Registration Menu Tab 4 Welcome to the WWW Information System! Last web access on 10/02/12 at 03:59 pm
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- 6. Click the LAT by TaskStream link … if an additional slide opens after clicking this link, please select the LAT platform 6
- 7. Please read the TaskStream User Agreement and click “Accept” to continue 7
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- 9. Please read the Taskstream User Agreement and click “Accept” to continue 9
- 10. Student Homepage 10 Click on the program name to access your assessments
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- 21. 21 Submit Your Work Click the Submit Work button to send your assignment to your instructor
- 22. 22 Confirmation of Submission A screen will pop up asking if you are sure you want to submit your work for evaluation. Select your instructor and click the Submit for Evaluation button.
- 23. 23 You have the option of sending comments to your instructor OR you can Select Skip Sending Comments. Sending/Skipping Comments
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