The Catalogue is a very useful feature of Redmenta. If you haven't heard of it, now is the time to get to know it and save time with the pre-made worksheets for free use!
The Catalogue is a public library of worksheets from which registered users can copy any worksheets they need. The Catalogue was created by Redmenta users/teachers to help the community with divers content.
By copying from the Catalogue you have full access to the worksheets edited by others. When copying from the Catalogue, the storage space is loaded in the same way as for self-edited worksheets, i.e. storage space is taken up by all tasks that the copied worksheet includes and all the completions that come to the copied worksheet to you from your students.
To search in the Catalogue, click on the Catalogue menu and enter the subject, year and type of worksheet (e.g. final exam, essay, homework etc.) you are looking for. The titles and orange labels will help you choose the right worksheet, but you can also click on the Preview button to scroll through the worksheets. If you like the worksheet and it suits your purposes, click Copy to my own worksheets.
Tip: If you like the worksheet, rate it before you copy it! This is a great help to others. It's both a feedback for the editor and a guide for others who are looking for a similar worksheet.
If you would like to edit the assignment you copied from the Catalogue, go to the Edit menu and click on the task you want to edit. It is important to note that you can only start editing if you have copied the task to the Repository too! To do this, click on the Copy and Edit button.
You can save a lot of time with the Catalogue. Just think about it! Even if you don't use all the exercises from the copied worksheet, or need to adjust the scoring, or even add your own exercises, worksheets like this are a great basis for editing. Not to mention how many ideas, inspirations and creative uses of well-established task types you can find in worksheets edited by others! You can, for example, get insparation from cretive solutions and learn how to use task types you haven't used before. If you can, share your worksheets in the Catalogue!
For more information on how to place your worksheets in the Catalogue, see here.