On Nurture, students can reflect on and submit their work to improve student outcomes and save time for teachers. Students do not type their assessments directly into Nurture, rather they complete their work as a typed or handwritten submission and add it as an attachment.
Students can type their work by submitting a Word Doc, PDF or PowerPoint. Students can also write their work by hand and take an image of their work for submission. In this way, our Nurture Assistant can read and analyse the student's work. They also use the 'notes' section to provide a comment for their teacher and rate their confidence in their work using the emoji tool.
Below, we will detail how students submit work on Nurture.
How to submit an assessment on Nurture as a student - Step-by-step instructions
If you would rather watch a full tutorial video, skip to the bottom of this guide!
⚠️ Note The steps here are the same on both desktop and mobile devices however there may be some subtle differences in how files are selected for uploading on mobile devices. Contact us if you are unsure. |
1. On the assessment page, scroll down to the 'My Submission' panel.
2. Student types their personal comment in the 'Notes' field.
3. Student selects their confidence level for this assessment.
4. Click on 'Add Attachments' to upload your work.
5. Click on 'Select Files to Upload' to open your file explorer or else drag and drop your files into this box.
6. Select the attachments of your work and click 'Open' in your file explorer to choose them. You must then click 'Upload' to upload them to Nurture.
7. Finally, once you are happy with your personal comment, your confidence and the attachments you have uploaded for your work, click 'Submit Assessment'. Once you get the green success notification you have completed your submission for this assessment!
You will now notice the status on the assessment page has changed from 'Pending' to 'Submitted'. (You may need to close the assessment and reopen it to see this change)