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** Go to the course and section you want to add the activity to.  
** Go to the course and section you want to add the activity to.  
** Select Add a Feedback Activity from the drop down list.
** Select Add a Feedback Activity from the drop down list.
* In the course view a teacher can easily enable an activity by clicking on the ‘mobile enable’ button as below :
[[Image:mfm-3.png]]
* Here you see a feedback activity as it would appear on a mobile phone :
[[Image:mfm-feedback.png]]
Feedback activities are always paginated so there is only on question per page. All other options for setting up a feedback activity work the same as they do when a student does the activity from a normal browser on a PC eg. a teacher can choose to :
* Display analysis of results to students.
* Make an anonymous / non anonymous poll so that a teacher can view the answers of each student or not.
* Allow multiple submission of answers.

Revision as of 10:09, 22 June 2006

Setting up a mobile enabled feedback activity :

  • We set up a Feedback Activity as usual.
    • Log in as a teacher.
    • Turn on editing.
    • Go to the course and section you want to add the activity to.
    • Select Add a Feedback Activity from the drop down list.
  • In the course view a teacher can easily enable an activity by clicking on the ‘mobile enable’ button as below :

mfm-3.png

  • Here you see a feedback activity as it would appear on a mobile phone :

mfm-feedback.png

Feedback activities are always paginated so there is only on question per page. All other options for setting up a feedback activity work the same as they do when a student does the activity from a normal browser on a PC eg. a teacher can choose to :

  • Display analysis of results to students.
  • Make an anonymous / non anonymous poll so that a teacher can view the answers of each student or not.
  • Allow multiple submission of answers.