Application Guide

Working with PublishView™ Documents

Use the PublishView™ feature to create and share interactive documents with teachers

and students. You can create documents that include formatted text, TI-Nspire™

applications, images, hyperlinks, links to videos, and embedded videos in a format that

is suitable for printing on a standard piece of paper, publishing to a website or blog, or

for use as an interactive worksheet.

PublishView™ features provide layout and editing features for presenting math and

science concepts in a document where TI-Nspire™ applications can be interactively and

dynamically linked with supporting media, enabling you to bring the document to life.

Using the PublishView™ feature:

• Teachers can create interactive activities and assessments used on screen.

• Teachers can create printed materials to complement documents used on

TI-Nspire™ handhelds.

• When working with lesson plans, teachers can:

- Create lesson plans from existing handheld documents or convert lesson plans

to handheld documents.

- Link to related lesson plans or documents.

- Embed explanatory text, images, video, and links to web resources.

- Build or interact with TI-Nspire™ applications directly from the lesson plan.

• Students can create reports or projects such as lab reports containing data

playback, curve fits, pictures, and video—all on the same sheet.

• Students can print and turn in assignments on a standard piece of paper.

• Students taking exams can use one tool to create a document that contains: all

problems on the exam, text, images, hyperlinks, or videos, interactive TI-Nspire™

applications, screen shots, and layout options needed to print a document.

Note: PublishView™ documents can be exchanged using the TI-Nspire™ Navigator™ NC

system. PublishView™ documents can reside in the Portfolio Workspace, and TI-

Nspire™ questions within a PublishView™ document can be automatically graded by

the TI-Nspire™ Navigator™ system.

Creating a New PublishView™ Document

1. From the Documents Workspace, click File > New PublishView™ Document.

—or—

Click , and then click New PublishView™ Document.

• A blank letter-size document opens in the Documents Workspace. The

orientation is portrait, which cannot be changed.

• The default margin settings for the top and bottom margins are one-inch.

There are no settings for side margins.

• By default, a problem is added to the document.

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