DOC-253, adds View in Studio button to LMS

docs/en_us/course_authors/source/change_log.rst

@@ -10,6 +10,8 @@ Change Log
 
    * - Date
      - Change  
+   * - 4/15/14
+     - Updated :ref:`Testing Your Course` to include a section on how to :ref:`View Your Live Course`.
    * - 4/11/14
      - Expanded the :ref:`Grades` section to include a topic on interpreting the Student Answer Distribution report. 
    * - 4/7/14

docs/en_us/course_authors/source/releasing_course/staff_debug_info.rst

@@ -6,10 +6,7 @@ Staff Debug Info
 
 The edX system keeps track of students' progress through a course -- recording
 when the student watches videos, responds to problems, and so on. If you are
-a staff member on a course, some of that data is visible to you for debugging
-purposes. Under every problem is a link called "Staff Debug Info": clicking
-that link causes a popup to appear that contains various metadata about the
-problem.
+a staff member on a course, some of that data is visible to you for debugging purposes. Under every problem is a **Staff Debug Info** button: clicking this button opens a popup with metadata about the problem.
 
 None of this information should be necessary for day-to-day usage of edX,
 but for the sake of clarity, some of these fields are documented here:

docs/en_us/course_authors/source/releasing_course/view_course_content.rst

@@ -4,11 +4,9 @@
 Testing Your Course
 ###########################
 
-The way your course looks in Studio is not the way students see and experience your course.
+The way your course looks in Studio is not the way students see and experience it. To test your course, while you develop course content and afterward, you must view and interact with your course from a student's point of view.
 
-Therefore, as and after you develop course content, you must view and test your course from a students' point of view.
-
-From within Studio, you can test your course in two ways:
+From within Studio, you can:
 
 * :ref:`Preview Your Course`
 * :ref:`View Your Live Course`
@@ -57,18 +55,37 @@ You can enter Preview mode in two ways.
  
 .. _View Your Live Course:
 
-***********************
-View Your Live Course
-***********************
+******************************************
+Switch Between Studio and Your Live Course
+******************************************
 
-When you view your course as a course team member (that is, using the same account you use to build the course in Studio),
-you see all the units of your course that are set to **Public**, regardless of the release dates of the containing section or subsection.
- 
-You do not see units that are set to **Private**. To see Private units, you must use Preview mode as described above.
+While you work in Studio, you can switch to your live course to see how your course appears to students. Because you are logged in as a course team member, when you switch to your live course you see the **Staff View**. 
+
+  .. image:: ../Images/Live_Course_Staff_View.png
+   :width: 800
+   :alt: Image of the Courseware page in a live course with Staff View indicated at top right and a View Unit in Studio button
  
-When you view your live course, you can execute tests to make sure your course works the way you intend. For example, the course team can work through all of the problems to verify that the correct answer gets a green check for correct, and that any answer other than the correct one gets a red X for incorrect. 
+In **Staff View**:
+
+* You see all of the units that are set to **Public**, regardless of the release dates of the containing section or subsection.  
+
+* You do not see units that are set to **Private**. To see Private units, you must use Preview mode as described in :ref:`Preview Your Course`.
+
+* You can access the Instructor Dashboard, which has features and reports that help you run your course.
+
+.. DOC-311 filed to add info about student vs. staff view 
+
+.. You can also change to **Student View**. In **Student View**, the release date settings for sections and subsections apply. You can still access the Instructor Dashboard, however. 
+
+.. To switch from **Staff View** to **Student View** and back again, click **Staff View** or **Student View**.
+
+When you view your live course in **Staff View**, you can execute tests to make sure your course works the way you intend. For example, the course team can work through all of the problems to verify that the correct answer gets a green check for correct, and that any answer other than the correct one gets a red X for incorrect. 
 
-You can view the live course from three different places in Studio:
+======================================
+Go to Your Live Course from Studio
+======================================
+
+To switch from Studio to your live course, click **View Live** on any of these pages:
  
 * The **Course Outline** page.
 
@@ -88,3 +105,28 @@ You can view the live course from three different places in Studio:
      :width: 800
      :alt: Image of a unit with the View Live button circled
 
+When you click **View Live**, the **Courseware** page or the corresponding subsection or unit page opens.
+
+====================================
+Go to Studio from Your Live Course
+====================================
+
+To switch from your live course to Studio, click **View {page} in Studio** on any of these pages:
+ 
+* Any unit (shown in the :ref:`View Your Live Course` section above).
+ 
+* The Instructor Dashboard. 
+ 
+  .. image:: ../Images/Live_Course_Instructor_Dashboard.png
+    :width: 800
+    :alt: Image of the Instructor Dashboard in a live course with a View Course in Studio button
+
+  For information about the tasks you can complete on the Instructor Dashboard, see :ref:`Running Your Course Index`.  
+ 
+* The **Course Progress** page for a specified student. 
+ 
+  .. image:: ../Images/Student_Progress.png
+     :width: 800
+     :alt: Image of the Course Progress page for a student with a View  Grading in Studio button
+
+  For information about checking a student's progress, see :ref:`Review_grades`.
\ No newline at end of file

docs/en_us/course_authors/source/running_course/course_grades.rst

@@ -132,11 +132,11 @@ To review a response submitted by a student:
 
 #. Click **Courseware** and navigate to the component that contains the problem you want to review.
 
-#. Display the problem then click **Submission history** at the end of the page.
+#. Display the problem and then click **Submission History** below the problem.
 
-#. Enter the username for the student whose work you want to review and click **View History** at the end of the page.
+#. Enter the username for the student whose work you want to review, then click **View History** at the end of the page.
 
-Information about the response or responses provided by the student displays. 
+  Information about the response or responses provided by the student displays. 
 
 To close the Submission History Viewer, click on the browser page outside of the viewer.
 
@@ -268,7 +268,7 @@ The file includes a row for each problem-answer combination selected by your stu
 The CSV file contains the following columns:
 
 .. list-table::
-   :widths: 20 65
+   :widths: 20 60
    :header-rows: 1
 
    * - Column