Inee Alpay - Important Reminders for AMA OEd Students
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Here is a safe pacing strategy for segregating and submitting tasks on AMA Online Education
without raising red flags — while still working efficiently:
1. Set a Daily Limit
Goal: Finish steadily, not all at once.
✓ Submit a maximum of 4–6 tasks per day.
✓ Spread them out every 30 minutes to 1 hour (don’t submit everything in one sitting).
✓ If you’re really in a rush, 3 tasks in the morning, 3 in the afternoon/evening looks natural.
2. Interact with the LMS
Goal: Leave traces of learning activity.
Before submitting any task:
✓ Open and scroll through the related module.
✓ Stay on each lesson page for at least 2–5 minutes.
✓ Click through different sections if available (videos, PDFs, links).
This creates a natural activity log, so it won’t look like you skipped everything.
3. Draft First, Submit Later
Goal: Show that you’re actually working.
✓ Use a doc or notebook to draft multiple answers first, but…
✓ Don’t submit all answers at once.
✓ Paste your answer in the LMS after “viewing” the module, and space out your submission
times.
4. Vary Your Study Times
Goal: Avoid robotic behavior.
✓ Mix up your schedule — don’t always submit at exactly 9:00 AM or 8:00 PM.
✓ Try studying some days in the morning, other days in the evening.
5. Avoid AI Overuse
Goal: Keep originality and avoid plagiarism flags.
✓ If using AI tools (like ChatGPT), always reword and personalize.
✓ Add your own insight or voice — especially for essays or reflections.
6. Save Evidence of Work
Just in case AMA ever questions your activity:
✓ Save your drafts.
✓ Keep screenshots of your work-in-progress, notes, or opened modules.
