Using Worksheet Zone With Lincoln Learning

This resource provides students with tips on how to interact with and complete a Lincoln Learning Worksheet.

Worksheet Zone is one way to complete a Lincoln Learning worksheet. You may also utilize Google Drawings, print and handwrite, or use other creative options.  Please see these additional resources for support. 

• Using Google Drawings With Lincoln Learning
• Preparing Your Student - Submit Assessments
• Using PDF Worksheets Within Activities

General Worksheet Information

Lincoln Learning Solutions’ early kindergarten through twelfth grade core and elective courses integrate interactive worksheets associated with PDF worksheets. This addition allows students to type or draw directly on the worksheet from their computers. 

As a student, you will encounter two types of worksheet experiences. 

1. Text 
2. Coloring/Handwriting 

As you complete your worksheet, if you need to leave the learning object for any reason, your work will be saved. 

Text 

Text worksheets allow students to interact with the activity by typing directly into text boxes found within the worksheet experience. 

Worksheet Features 

All worksheets contain the following basic features when students first encounter them: 

1. Zoom – Slide the toggle to the right or left to zoom in or out.
2. Total pages – Shows the number of pages included in the interactive worksheet. Click on the page to view it.
3. Interactive worksheet – Type or color to complete the worksheet.
4. Submit – Press Submit after completing the worksheet to create a Copy Link to share with your teacher.
5. Restart - Prior to submission, restart your worksheet. After submission, restart your worksheet associated to a new Copy Link URL.
   
   

Worksheet Completion

To complete a text worksheet, begin by clicking on a text box and starting to type your answer.

 When you have completed the worksheet by filling in the text boxes, click Submit. 

You will know you have completed and submitted the worksheet correctly when the Copy Link button appears at the top of the worksheet.

Coloring/Handwriting

Coloring/handwriting worksheets allow students to interact with the activity using a variety of drawing features to complete a worksheet.

Worksheet Features

1. Zoom – Slide the toggle to the right or left to zoom in or out.
2. Total pages – Shows the number of pages included in the interactive worksheet. Click on the page to view it.
3. Interactive worksheet – Type or color to complete the worksheet.
4. Copy Link – Copy link to submit worksheet as an assignment or view in another browser tab to self-check using an Answer Key. You will not see Copy Link until you begin interacting with the worksheet. This Copy Link URL is a live and will show edits you've made to your worksheet even after you've submitted your worksheet for teacher grading.
5. Tool windows – Choose one of the following tools when interacting with the worksheet.
   
   

   Tool	Icon	Functionality
   Eraser		Remove selected colorings or handwritings from the worksheet.
   Pencil		Write as if using a pencil. *Available only in Handwriting.
   Highlighter		Highlight text or images with a built-in transparency.
   Spray Paint		Paint an image or create shapes.
   Marker		Color an image or create shapes.
   Airbrush		Less opaque than Spray Paint, use to paint or create shapes and images.
   Color Picker		Click on a color already used on the worksheet to match that color.
   Color Wheel		Click on a color to use that color in conjunction with the selected tool.
   Additional Color Options		View addition Color Wheel options.
   Restart		Clear work already completed on the worksheet.
   Undo		Undo the last worksheet interaction.
   Redo		Redo the last worksheet interaction.
   Size		Use the toggle to adjust the size of the tool output.
   Opacity		Use the toggle to adjust the opacity of the tool output.

Worksheet Completion

To complete a coloring/handwriting worksheet, begin by clicking on the desired tool and color. Use the tool to color or write on the worksheet.

Final Steps

Submitting a Worksheet for a Grade

If the worksheet you are interacting with is an upload assessment meant to be submitted for a grade, review the Submitting Upload Assessments Help Center resource for more information.

Completing Interactive Worksheets for Self-Reflection

If the worksheet you are interacting with is meant for self-reflection, like a Show It and an Apply It, you will want to check your answers against an answer key.

To do this, click Copy Link at the top of the worksheet.

 

In the pop-up modal, copy the link and click OK.

Open a new browser tab and paste the link into it.

 

You can now open the Show It AK or Apply It AK to check your work.

 

Please note the images found in this resource may not match your screen. Access and/or features may vary based on client contract.

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