Depending on the purpose of use, you can use Redmenta as a registered or unregistered user. Find out more and decide when and for whom it's worth creating an account on Redmenta.
Registration is required to create a worksheet and to use the catalogue, i.e. the functions required for educational purposes will only be available to those who register.
In some cases, the worksheets can be completed without registration, so students do not have to register if they do not want to. In order to be able to complete a worksheet without registration, you need to select the Anyone on the Internet sharing level in the worksheet settings. To learn more about sharing worksheets, click here.
As you can see above, registration is not always required to complete a worksheet, so students can start without registration too. Unregistered students can, for example, be sent the worksheet via a Jumper Code or a link.
To identify the person completing the task, they will be asked to provide their name when they start completing. It is important that the filler accepts Redmenta's Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy by starting solving the worksheet.
It is also important to note that when filling in the worksheet without registration, we cannot check the real identity of the person who filled it in or the number of times it has been filled in, which means that the worksheets shared in this way can be filled in without restrictions.
You can increase the security of the completion by linking the completion of the worksheet to registration or by selecting the options Only certain people or All Redmenta users in the worksheet settings. In this case, the system will link the completion to the given account, and the student will not be able to enter a different name before completing the form, as the name previously registered will appear in the line, which cannot be changed. Moreover, you can limit the number of completions, which can be minimised even to a single completion. In addition, registered students will have access to all the completed worksheets and the corresponding results, while for unregistered students the system will not be able to save it for them, as they will not have an account to log in and look back at their previous work. It is therefore worthwhile for students to register, but not compulsory.