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Oncourse Post'Em tool: Overview

Note: The primary interface for Post'Em is within Oncourse. For help with the legacy (stand-alone) version of Post'Em, contact Bloomington Evaluation Services and Testing (BEST) at 812-855-2510.

What it does

Using the Post'Em tool, you can upload a comma delimited (CSV) spreadsheet to present feedback to site participants.

Post'Em provides the following functionality:

  • Display a participant's individual feedback to that participant

  • Display all participants' feedback to the site leader

  • Allow the site leader to view a single participant's feedback

  • Calculate and display simple statistics for any numerical data

  • Update an existing feedback file

  • Upload more than one feedback file

Key concepts

Spreadsheet formatting: For a spreadsheet file to be compatible with Post'Em, it must be saved in .csv format. The first column must contain usernames, and the first row must contain headings. Other data cells may contain text or numerical values.

Things to consider

  • A project site leader might use Post'Em to give feedback to members about their contributions to a report, share feedback from other members, and provide and track specific goals for each individual.

  • A course site leader might use Post'Em to give feedback to students about their performance in class, which might include scores, percentages, letter grades, and/or comments.

  • Unlike the Gradebook tool, Post'Em cannot send final grades to SIS Grade Roster; see Submitting grades.

Help documentation

For help documentation about the Post'Em tool, see Post'Em.

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Last modified on September 26, 2011.

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