Updated visible to students description for Moodle and D2L

Author: DavidCooperWCU

pretext/Registration/lti.ptx

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@
                     <image source="Figures/lti_config.png" description="LTI configuration panel" />
                 </li>
                 <li> Click on the <term>Create LTI Key and Secret</term> button. Click the <term>Show Secret</term> button. You will use these in the next phase. Note that there is also a <term>Remove LTI Key and Secret</term> if you can't get LTI working with your LMS or just decide you don't want to use it you should remove the keys.  This will allow your students to access assignments from the regular assignments page.</li>
+                <li> Once the LTI Key and Secret have been set up, your course is in LTI mode, and the assignments will only be accessible from your LTI, so you must do Phase 2, below, or your students won't have access to any assignments.</li>
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@@ -99,7 +100,8 @@
 
                     <li>
                         <p> In Moodle, create a new enrollment external app directly to your course and assignment. You will need to repeat this for each assignment. You will also need the database values for your course ID, and assignment ID. Get these from step 2.2. Please note that in order to receive roles and grades, "Accept Grades" must be checked in Moodle. In other LMS's this may be referenced by a "Share IMS Names and Roles" or similar.</p>
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+                        <p> Note: in order for students to have access to the assignment from moodle, the visible checkbox for the assignment on runestone must be checked.</p>                        
+<pre>
         :Name: Assignment 1
         :Tool URL: https://runestone.colorado.edu/runestone/lti?assignment_id=&amp;custom_course_id
         :Consumer key: Enter the key you copied for `consumer` from Phase 1
@@ -178,9 +180,9 @@ Make sure at least the following settings are checked:</p>
                     Now, from anywhere in your course, you can select  <term>Existing Activities</term> - <term>External Learning Tools</term> and then the link you created. After adding this link, make sure that you make sure the link is configured to <term>Open as External Resource</term>. That way the right information will be passed to the textbook.
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-            <li> Students will be able to click on this link when you make it available to them. <em>If they don't click on the assignment, they won't receive a grade, so when you make the assignment on runestone, you probably want the <term>Visible to Students</term> checkbox to remain unchecked. This way it will only be available from the D2L link.</em></li>
+            <li> Students will be able to click on this link when you make it available to them <em>as long a the <term>Visible to Students</term> checkbox is checked on the assignment in runestone. </em></li>
             <li> When the assignment is due, go to Runestone <em>directly from your D2L course by using an assignment link</em>. Otherwise, grade reporting <em>won't work</em>.</li>
-            <li> In the grading tab of the instructor interface, grade the assignment, then click the <term>Release Grades</term> button. Doing this will push all grades to D2L.  (If you need to regrade later, you can always click the “Hide Grades” button, and then do “Release Grades” again.)</li>
+            <li> In the grading tab of the instructor interface click the <term>Release Grades</term> button. Doing this will push all grades to D2L.  (If you need to regrade later, you can always click the “Hide Grades” button, and then do “Release Grades” again.)</li>
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