Grasple

Do you want to create a new exercise from scratch?

How do I create and name an exercise?

A quick guide on how to add mathematical symbols and formulas to your exercises.

You can insert a url to link to materials outside of Grasple. Select text, click the link icon. Do not forget to include http:// or https://

You can add additional answers and specific feedback in an exercise. Help your students understand their common mistakes better.

You can change settings per subquestion to control the number of attempts, feedback and points per attempt. Read more on how to do this.

A draft of an exercise allows you to save changes without making them visible to students. This article explores this feature in more depth

Do you want to see what your exercise looked like in previous versions? Read more below!

Sometimes you want to see what has changed between the most recent draft and the latest published version. Read here how to see the changes.

You can edit lessons that have been shared with you by our editors. Learn how you can edit those lessons in this article.

Do you have a lesson or exercise that you want to change?

Read here how you can know whether you have full editing rights, a reference with editing rights, or a reference without editing rights.

Are you copying a whole subject, and are you wondering what the difference between copying and referencing is? Read on!

Want to use an existing slide as the basis for a new slide? This article explains how to copy a slide and what the various options mean.

Read here how you can specify the order of the exercises in your subject, and how you can change the number of exercises your students see.

Do you have unlinked exercises or exercises already in another subject that you want to add to a new subject or test?

Do you want to use an existing subject in your course, but without one or more specific exercises?

Did you make an exercise which you don't need anymore? You can permanently delete your exercises.