Teaching
Lecturer area
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The lecturers' home page: lead classes, maintain course texts in every language, set exams, assess papers, grade projects, maintain your profile.
Para qué#
Build a course, set an exam, assess — and lead your own classes without opening five different systems.
Cómo funciona#
Ruta de clicLecturerLecturers' home page
- 1Sign in as a lecturer and open “Lecturer”; the home page greets you with “Welcome, …”.
- 2Choose one of the tiles: “Classes”, “Course texts in your language”, “Learning workshop”, “Exam creation” or “Submitted papers” (Fig. 1).
Fig. 1 The tiles of the home page: Classes, Course texts in your language, Learning workshop, Exam creation and Submitted papers. - 3If the competence check is switched on for the institution, the tile “Competences” is added.
- 4Use the bar at the top to switch to “Profile & topics”, “Projects & assessment”, “Office hours” and “Fees”.
Ajustes e interruptores#
- Activable por clientePor defecto: activadoMódulo: Dozentenbereich
- Off: the whole lecturer area is missing — including the office hours that sit below it.
- The bar additionally shows “Studio” if the course workshop is switched on for the institution.
The tiles of the home page#
- Classes — create classes, invite students, see progress.
- Course texts in your language — word slides, quiz and exam questions yourself, in every language offered.
- Learning workshop — build a course from your own material (slides, narration, quiz).
- Exam creation — create multiple-choice questions, a written exam or paper topics.
- Submitted papers — read and assess students' submissions, maintain your own sources.
- Competences — switch the competence check per course, review disputed assessments (only when switched on).
Previously the workshop, exam creation and papers were reachable for lecturers but linked nowhere. The tiles make them findable — a feature you cannot find does not exist.
The bar in the lecturer area#
Whoever comes via the campus demo sees the campus navigation instead; the pages behind it are the same.
- Profile & topics
- Projects & assessment
- Office hours
- Fees
- Studio (if the workshop is switched on)
Consejos#
- Whoever owns a course in the workshop also gets into class management without the lecturer role — so every author can lead a cohort on their own course.
- Every page of the area checks the permission again itself; a link typed in directly does not get you in without the lecturer role.
Pruébalo tú mismo#
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Abre el rol de demostración con datos ficticios, sin registro.
Pruébalo tú mismohttps://kurs.balzac-publishers.com/api/g-uds/enter?persona=karl&next=%2Fdozent
Funciones relacionadas#
- Classes (cohorts)A class bundles students on a course: invite by email, manage open invitations, see progress per person.
- Course texts in your own languageWord a course's slide texts, quiz questions and exam questions yourself — in the language in which you teach. Manual work takes precedence over machine translation.
- Projects & assessmentAssess project submissions of portfolio modules with a percentage and a comment — the overall grade is recalculated on saving.
- Profile & topics for thesesYour own lecturer profile with title, CV, publications and office hours — and advertised topics for theses.
- Office hoursLecturers release slots, students book them themselves — and both see their bookings in one place.
- Checking and reviewing papersUpload a paper, have quotations and sources checked and receive a review with a grade proposal — the grade is set by a person.
- Competences: switch courses, review disputed assessmentsFor lecturers: switch the competence check on and off per course and review assessments that the platform has marked as disputed.
- Lecturers' feesLecturers see their own fees with status; the administration keeps the fee ledger under finances.
- Course workshop at a glanceBuild courses yourself: material in, the AI suggests a structure, slides and narration are created, an avatar presents — in four phases.
- ExamsCreate, release, take and evaluate exams — multiple-choice exam, written exam with free text or topics for papers.