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How to fill out the Stock-Trak Professor User Guide:

1. Access the Stock-Trak website and navigate to the Professor User Guide section.
2. Download the user guide and save it to your computer for easy access.
3. Review the table of contents to get an overview of the guide's contents.
4. Start by reading the introduction to familiarize yourself with the purpose and features of Stock-Trak.
5. Follow the step-by-step instructions provided in the user guide to set up your professor account.
6. Learn how to create a class and enroll students in the Stock-Trak platform.
7. Understand how to set up a virtual trading competition and customize its parameters according to your preferences.
8. Discover how to track your students' progress, monitor their portfolios, and view their trading activity.
9. Familiarize yourself with the available reports and data analysis tools for evaluating your students' performance.
10. Explore additional features and resources offered by Stock-Trak, such as educational materials and support options.

Who needs the Stock-Trak Professor User Guide:

1. Professors and instructors who plan to use Stock-Trak as a teaching tool in their finance or investment courses.
2. Educators who want to create virtual trading competitions to simulate real-world financial market scenarios.
3. Anyone who wants to take advantage of the features and resources provided by Stock-Trak to enhance their teaching and student learning experience.

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What is stock-trak professor user guide?

The Stock-Trak Professor User Guide is a document that provides instructions and guidance for professors on how to use the Stock-Trak platform to teach finance or investment related courses.

Who is required to file stock-trak professor user guide?

Professors who use the Stock-Trak platform to teach finance or investment related courses are required to file the Stock-Trak Professor User Guide.

How to fill out stock-trak professor user guide?

The Stock-Trak Professor User Guide can be filled out by following the step-by-step instructions provided in the document. Professors need to input relevant course information and set up assignments for students.

What is the purpose of stock-trak professor user guide?

The purpose of the Stock-Trak Professor User Guide is to help professors effectively use the Stock-Trak platform to enhance their teaching of finance or investment related courses.

What information must be reported on stock-trak professor user guide?

The Stock-Trak Professor User Guide requires information such as course details, assignment descriptions, deadlines, grading criteria, and student access codes.