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@Bartje It's just the notes side panel that pops up when you click the notepad button in the top right corner of the page. There's also a button to expand the panel, but there is no actual full page for the notes (that I can find).
That would be another useful feature--having a full page/window for the notes. Expanding the panel helps note-readability only slightly.
I have hundreds of notes. As a result, my notes window turns into visual soup. An added tag feature would greatly improve the notes interface.
Personally, I have a system where I add text to my notes to tag them. For example, I'll type "LR: MSS:" at the beginning of a note. This would allow me to later utilize the search feature to sort by logical reasoning related notes, or just for notes on the MSS question type.
This could be implemented as a built-in tag feature. It could look similar to the existing colorful tags that appear when viewing question analytics. When drafting a note, a user could press a button, allowing them to select from a number of tags. Then after the note is posted, the user could search/sort their notes by a selected set of tags.
If some version of this already exists, please let me know where I can find it. Thanks!
Edit: I notice there is an existing sort-by-tag feature, but the tags appear to be based solely on the question/section number. What I have in mind are broader category-based tags.
I don't understand what indicates that answer choice B only refers to "today," and not also "in the past."
All other answer choices appear to compare "today" vs "in the past" by directly using those words.
However, answer choice B is silent regarding any indication of time or comparison.
So when reading it, I thought, "what? How is this relevant? This could also be true for crops in the past!"
Someone PLEASE let me know what I am missing
I just submitted my argumentative writing. After moving my webcam around to scan my testing environment, I could not see how I appeared in the frame. After the timer ran out, my webcam footage became visible and the tip of my chin was out of frame. I understand that part of the rule is to keep your shoulders in-frame during the exam, but I could not see that it was an issue at the time! Does anyone know if this will affect anything, and should I worry?
Didn't they announce that they would release the final version of the interface back in June?
I picked C in a hurry; for some reason I assumed that "addressing" the flu meant using preventable measures (like a flu shot). If the new strain of flu could not be prevented by last year's flu shot, that would be a reason for an increase in cases. But C uses incredibly vague language and for all we know, it could refer to treating cases of the flu, which would not have an effect on the number of cases.
Q14 is throwing me off. In what context would the flaw be according to another speaker? In this case, would it mean that Lana reveals the flaw for us?
@LoganSpina Same, I read "for as he knows" as "for all he knows"