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- Ready: This cell is available for you to work on.
- Pending: You have submitted your work in this cell for evaluation.
- Completed: You have received an evaluation of your work in this cell and are not required to perform any additional work.
- Locked: This cell is not yet available for you to work on.
3. To understand the purpose of a particular column or row, use your mouse to move the cursor over it. Sakai displays a short description. To see a longer description, click the title of the column or row.
4. To work on a cell, click it.
5. Read the Guidance section carefully. To display an attachment listed on the screen, click its name. Sakai displays the Opening File window. Click the radio button for either Open or Save to Disk and then click OK. Sakai displays the file you have selected. To return to the main screen for this cell, click Back.
6. Depending on the makeup of the cell and the progress you have made on it to date, choose any or all of the following: - Complete the form(s) listed on the screen. For instructions on completing these forms, see "Attaching Your Work," below.
- Identify any additional items you want to sumbit submit and attach them to the cell. For instructions on attaching work to a cell, see "Attaching Your Work," below.
- Reflect on your work. For instructions, see "Reflecting on Your Work," below.
- Review any formative feedback that has been offered in relation to your work. For instructions, see "Viewing Feedback on Your Work," below.
- Revise your work. For instructions, see "Revising Your Work," below.
- Delete forms or work you have attached. For instructions, see "Deleting Forms and Attached Work," below.
- Submit your work for summative evaluation. For instructions, see "Submitting Your Work for Evaluation," below.
7. To return to the matrix at any time, click the Back to Matrix button. Sakai displays the matrix.
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1. Click the Revise link under the name of the form you want to change. Sakai displays the form.
2. Make changes as needed and click Update. Sakai displays the screen for the cell again. Or, to retun return to this screen without making changes, click Cancel.
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