Do all steps of a project have to have evidence?
Steps do NOT have to have evidence. Steps without evidence are informational, not interactive.
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Classes and Projects
In LIFT, your work is organized into Projects, which contain Steps, and the Steps may contain Evidence assignments. When you click on Classes in the left panel of your screen, a list of all of your classes will appear, and the center window will open ...
What is the connection/relationship between projects and portfolios?
Projects include Steps, many of which include Evidence Assignments. All Evidence of learning that you submit is available for review and evaluation by your teacher. Often, the Evidence Assignment is tagged to a particular Target Skill and your ...
What's the difference between Team and Individual Projects?
While both pathways offer all project creation components and alignment to portfolio skills, team projects allow for multiple learners to access one project while individual projects are for a single student. In a team project, all Learner-Teacher ...
Your Evidence Table
Evidence of Learning / Artifact of Learning In LiFT, Evidence is an assignment you are asked to do to demonstrate your learning. If you submit a digital file or website for that assignment, that's called an Artifact. Your Artifact can be a video, a ...
Your LiFT Dashboard
When you log into LiFT, you land on your Dashboard. This is a great place to get started and see your active projects and any urgent tasks. There are three buttons at the top to quickly see the most important things: Your Classes button displays the ...