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Development talk:How groups work in Moodle

2007-08-28T21:51:24Z

Beebee:

It would be good if you could not only assign groups to activities, but also resources. That way you could give out different resources to different groups and then they could do assignments based on them.

(having two different courses doesn't solve this problem as it assumes that *everything* will be different).

Would be great if this could be added to Moodle 2.0

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Does "How groups work in Moodle" apply o Moodle 1.8.2?

Development talk:How groups work in Moodle

2007-08-28T21:51:08Z

Beebee:

It would be good if you could not only assign groups to activities, but also resources. That way you could give out different resources to different groups and then they could do assignments based on them.

(having two different courses doesn't solve this problem as it assumes that *everything* will be different).

Would be great if this could be added to Moodle 2.0

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Does "How groups work in Moodle" appliest o Moodle 1.8.2?

Course creator role

2007-05-09T20:32:32Z

Beebee:

In version 1.7 and up?
A user assigned to the predefined course creator role in Moodle can [[Adding/editing_a_course|create courses]], [[Assign_teacher_to_course|assign teachers]] and act as an editing teacher. In contrast to an administrator, a course creator cannot modify settings for the entire Moodle site unless they have been specifically assigned permission to these functions. For example, a course creator can assign a teacher to a course and [[Students#Course_enrolment_administration|enrol students]] in that course, but they cannot [[Edit_user_accounts|edit user accounts]] or change site policies for security.

The course creator role might be assigned to a master teacher, department head or program coordinator.

== See also ==
*[[Assign roles]]
*Issue [http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-8874 MDL-8874] re. "Add a new course" button in 1.8

[[Category:Roles]]

login/index

2007-01-15T17:50:01Z

Beebee:

The editing login/index provides the user full or partial access into the Learning Management System.

Each individual course may also have a one-time "enrolment key". To take a course that requires an enrolment key, a registered user will need that key form the instructor.

Files

2007-01-06T21:49:44Z

Beebee:

{{Course admin}}

This option in the administration block is only available to course teachers and site administrators. It allows teachers to upload files such as PDFs, Multimedia, Word documents, PowerPoint presentations and so on into your course. In fact it allows you to upload any digital content for inclusion in an activity, resource, course section or a direct download.

Following the Files link in the administration block lets you see a list of uploaded course files arranged under four headings:
*file name,
*file size,
*the last time a given file was modified,
*and the action you can do with a given file (or folder).

By ticking the box on the left to the file name and using the drop down box on the left below the file list, you can:
*move the files you choose to another folder,
*delete them completely or
*create a zip archive.

There are two more actions you can undertake:
*'Make a folder' and
*'Upload a file' -

Both are positioned on the right-hand side of the screen under the list.

To upload a file from your hard drive use the 'Upload a file' action. If necessary you can first Make a Folder and open it before to upload the file.

'''NOTE:''' Whilst uploading is restricted to one file at a time you can upload a zip containing many files. Once uploaded Moodle will recognise the file as a zip and show on unzip link. You can then follow the unzip link which will extract the file(s) within.

To preview any file you have uploaded just click on its name. Your web browser will take care of either displaying it or downloading it to your computer.

HTML and text files can be edited in-place online. Other files will need to be edited on your local computer and uploaded again. if you upload a file with the same name as an existing file it will automatically be overwritten.

When viewing the course files in a new course you will notice there are already directories present. These are for storing course data and any course backup zip files.

You can also create a directory and display the whole contents of that directory using the setting in the add resource drop down in a course section.

==Moodle Sub-directories==
There are two standard sub-directories that are used by Moodle for storing data, namely the [[backupdata]] and [[moddata]] directories which are not available to students and teachers without editing privilages. As mentioned above, there are other subdirectories that can be seen by students.

[[Category:Teacher]]
[[Category:Lesson]]
[[Category:Files]]

[[fr:Fichiers]]
[[ja:ファイル]]

Files

2007-01-06T21:48:57Z

Beebee:

{{Course admin}}

This option in the administration block is only available to course teachers and site administrators. It allows teachers to upload files such as PDFs, Multimedia, Word documents, PowerPoint presentations and so on into your course. In fact it allows you to upload any digital content for inclusion in an activity, resource, course section or a direct download.

Following the Files link in the administration block lets you see a list of uploaded course files arranged under four headings:
*file name,
*file size,
*the last time a given file was modified,
*and the action you can do with a given file (or folder).

By ticking the box on the left to the file name and using the drop down box on the left below the file list, you can:
*move the files you choose to another folder,
*delete them completely or
*create a zip archive.

There are two more actions you can undertake:
*'Make a folder' and
*'Upload a file' -

Both are positioned on the right-hand side of the screen under the list.

To upload a file from your hard drive use the Upload a file action. If necessary you can first Make a Folder and open it before to upload the file.

'''NOTE:''' Whilst uploading is restricted to one file at a time you can upload a zip containing many files. Once uploaded Moodle will recognise the file as a zip and show on unzip link. You can then follow the unzip link which will extract the file(s) within.

To preview any file you have uploaded just click on its name. Your web browser will take care of either displaying it or downloading it to your computer.

HTML and text files can be edited in-place online. Other files will need to be edited on your local computer and uploaded again. if you upload a file with the same name as an existing file it will automatically be overwritten.

When viewing the course files in a new course you will notice there are already directories present. These are for storing course data and any course backup zip files.

You can also create a directory and display the whole contents of that directory using the setting in the add resource drop down in a course section.

==Moodle Sub-directories==
There are two standard sub-directories that are used by Moodle for storing data, namely the [[backupdata]] and [[moddata]] directories which are not available to students and teachers without editing privilages. As mentioned above, there are other subdirectories that can be seen by students.

[[Category:Teacher]]
[[Category:Lesson]]
[[Category:Files]]

[[fr:Fichiers]]
[[ja:ファイル]]

Files

2007-01-06T21:42:49Z

Beebee:

{{Course admin}}

This option in the administration block is only available to course teachers and site administrators. It allows teachers to upload files such as PDFs, Multimedia, Word documents, PowerPoint presentations and so on into your course. In fact it allows you to upload any digital content for inclusion in an activity, resource, course section or a direct download.

Following the Files link in the administration block lets you see a list of uploaded course files arranged under four headings:
*file name,
*file size,
*the last time a given file was modified,
*and the action you can do with a given file (or folder).

Using the box on the left below the file list, you can:
move the files you choose (by ticking a box on the left to the file name) to another *folder,
*delete them completely or
*create a zip archive.

There are two more actions you can undertake:
*'Make a folder' and
*'Upload a file' -

Both are positioned on the right-hand side of the screen under the list.

'''NOTE:''' Whilst uploading is restricted to one file at a time you can upload a zip containing many files. Once uploaded Moodle will recognise the file as a zip and show on unzip link. You can then follow the unzip link which will extract the file(s) within.

To preview any file you have uploaded just click on its name. Your web browser will take care of either displaying it or downloading it to your computer.

HTML and text files can be edited in-place online. Other files will need to be edited on your local computer and uploaded again. if you upload a file with the same name as an existing file it will automatically be overwritten.

When viewing the course files in a new course you will notice there are already directories present. These are for storing course data and any course backup zip files.

You can also create a directory and display the whole contents of that directory using the setting in the add resource drop down in a course section.

==Moodle Sub-directories==
There are two standard sub-directories that are used by Moodle for storing data, namely the [[backupdata]] and [[moddata]] directories which are not available to students and teachers without editing privilages. As mentioned above, there are other subdirectories that can be seen by students.

[[Category:Teacher]]
[[Category:Lesson]]
[[Category:Files]]

[[fr:Fichiers]]
[[ja:ファイル]]

Development talk:Stats package

2006-10-25T16:59:42Z

Beebee:

It is not working!
"Statistics is currently in catchup mode. So far 0 day(s) have been processed and 7 are pending. Check back soon!"

Setting up a questionnaire

2006-09-26T19:01:16Z

Beebee: /* Name */

{{Questionnaire}}

If you are creating a new survey or editing an existing template you will be able to define the overall settings via the Editing survey page.

==Name==

Give your questionnaire a filename, the default is to use the title from the [[Adding/editing a questionnaire|adding a questionnaire]] form. The name entered here will be how this questionnaire is identified in future, especially if it is a template or public questionnaire.

==Owner==

This is determined in the [[Adding/editing a questionnaire|adding a questionnaire]] options.

==Title/Sub-title==

Give the questionnaire a title and optional sub-title. The title will appear on every page of the survey.

==Additional Info==

This will appear before the questions of your survey and should include any relevant details on the purpose of the questionnaire and instructions for completion.

==Confirmation Page==

If you have created a custom completion page you can enter the URL to it here, or you can type in the title and text you would like displayed as a confirmation page for users who complete the survey.

==Email==
If you want copies of each submission emailed to an address fill it out here.

==Theme==

Select a theme for your questionnaire. These appear to be stored in "mod\questionnaire\phpESP\public\css".

[[Category:Teacher]]