Show a red, circular indicator next to the save button of each Try-It if you may have unsaved work.
Suppress unnecessary closing warnings that occur even when all work has been saved. Applies to closing Try-Its, returning to the dashboard, and closing the browser tab.
Suppress all "Are you sure you want to close this lesson?" warnings when closing an individual Try-It.
Suppress all warnings about unsaved work when returning to the dashboard.
Suppress the "Are you sure you want to close this lesson?" warning when closing the CAS-ILE browser tab.
Suppress the "Are you sure you want to save?" warning when saving with Ctrl+S.
Enable spell check for student text input cells. Please note that your browser settings will also have to have spell check turned on in order for this feature to work.
Allow extended text formatting through a menu at the bottom of each Try-It.
Modify the list of fonts available in the text formatting menu. Please note that many fonts do not have wide support across platforms, so please only use fonts that have wide support. You also can and should provide fallback fonts for each style separated by commas. For example: Gontserrat, Montserrat, sans-serif".
Enable the classic look of Courseware.
These settings are for advanced users who want to specifically instruct Auto CCM to select certain allowed terms or to specifically forbid Auto CCM from selecting certain blocked terms. The entries in these lists must be in the form of regular expressions. Do not enter a regular expression in the form of /grog/g; leave out the surrounding forward slashes, the expression flag, anchors, and boundaries. If you are generally disappointed that Auto CCM is overselecting or underselecting certain expressions, consider contacting the developers with your issue so that we can continue to improve the quality of Auto CCM.
Add terms to this list to instruct Auto CCM to always select them. For example, adding grog\d? to the allowlist would result in Auto CCM selecting grog, grog14!, and 54 - grog1, but not fgrog, grog5.4, or I like to eat grogs.
Add terms to this list to instruct Auto CCM to never select them, even if they appear on the allowlist. For example, adding grog\d? would prevent grog and grog6 from being selected, but it would not prevent grog34, grog!, or 67^grog from being selected. If the allowlist is "greedy" in how it gobbles up terms around it, the blocklist is reserved in how it almost always requires an exact match.