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Marycooch at 08:25, 1 September 2020

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			This page explains how students and teachers can use the [[Workshop activity]] and explores ways to make the most of it in your Moodle course.
	==Workshop phases==		==Workshop phases==

Marycooch: changing school demo link and removing out of date links

2019-09-02T10:44:20Z

changing school demo link and removing out of date links

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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[http://school.~~demo.moodle~~.net/mod/workshop/view.php?id=651 Example workshop with data] Log in with username ''teacher''/password ''moodle'' and explore the grading and phases of a completed workshop on the Moodle School demo site.		*[http://school.moodledemo.net/mod/workshop/view.php?id=651 Example workshop with data] Log in with username ''teacher''/password ''moodle'' and explore the grading and phases of a completed workshop on the Moodle School demo site.

	* [http://www.ascilite.org.au/conferences/wellington12/2012/images/custom/cox,_julian_moodle.pdf Research paper] ''Moodle Workshop activities support peer review in Year 1 Science: present and future'' by Julian M Cox, John Paul Posada and Russell Waldron		* [http://www.ascilite.org.au/conferences/wellington12/2012/images/custom/cox,_julian_moodle.pdf Research paper] ''Moodle Workshop activities support peer review in Year 1 Science: present and future'' by Julian M Cox, John Paul Posada and Russell Waldron
	* Using Moodle [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=740 Workshop module forum]		* Using Moodle [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/view.php?id=740 Workshop module forum]
	* Using Moodle forum discussion [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=153268] where David explains a particular Workshop results		* Using Moodle forum discussion [http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=153268] where David explains a particular Workshop results
	* [http://www.slideshare.net/mark.drechsler/moodle-workshop-20-a-simplified-explanation Moodle Workshop 2.0 - a (simplified) explanation] presentation by Mark Drechsler
	* [[Development:Workshop]] for more information on the module infrastructure and ways how to extend provided functionality by developing own Workshop subplugins
	* [http://www.moodleblog.net/2010/02/15/a-brief-journey-into-the-moodle-2-0-workshop/ A Brief Journey into the Moodle 2.0 Workshop] from moodlefairy's blog.
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Marycooch at 14:46, 14 May 2017

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	The progress of the activity is visualized in so called Workshop planner tool. It displays all Workshop phases and highlights the current one. It also lists all the tasks the user has in the current phase with the information of whether the task is finished or not yet finished or even failed.		The progress of the activity is visualized in so called Workshop planner tool. It displays all Workshop phases and highlights the current one. It also lists all the tasks the user has in the current phase with the information of whether the task is finished or not yet finished or even failed.

	~~[[Image:workshopphaseicons.png\|thumb\|Workshop Planner Phase Buttons]]~~

	===Setup phase===		===Setup phase===

Marycooch: updated screenshot - MDL-51932

2017-05-14T14:35:26Z

updated screenshot - MDL-51932

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	The work flow for the Workshop module can be viewed as having five phases. The typical workshop activity can cover days or even weeks. The teacher switches the activity from one phase to another.		The work flow for the Workshop module can be viewed as having five phases. The typical workshop activity can cover days or even weeks. The teacher switches the activity from one phase to another.

	The typical workshop follows a straight path from Setup to, Submission, Assessment, Grading/Evaluation, and ending with the Closed ~~phased~~. However, an advanced recursive path is also possible.		The typical workshop follows a straight path from Setup to, Submission, Assessment, Grading/Evaluation, and ending with the Closed phase. However, an advanced recursive path is also possible.

	The progress of the activity is visualized in so called Workshop planner tool. It displays all Workshop phases and highlights the current one. It also lists all the tasks the user has in the current phase with the information of whether the task is finished or not yet finished or even failed.		The progress of the activity is visualized in so called Workshop planner tool. It displays all Workshop phases and highlights the current one. It also lists all the tasks the user has in the current phase with the information of whether the task is finished or not yet finished or even failed.

	[[Image: ~~workshop-phase-button~~.png\|thumb\|Workshop Planner Phase Buttons]]		[[Image:workshopphaseicons.png\|thumb\|Workshop Planner Phase Buttons]]

	===Setup phase===		===Setup phase===

Marycooch: /* Workshop phases */

2017-02-24T20:28:17Z

Workshop phases

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	==Workshop phases==		==Workshop phases==
	~~[[Image:moodle_workshop_planner.png\|thumb\|Moodle Workshop Planner]]~~
	The work flow for the Workshop module can be viewed as having five phases. The typical workshop activity can cover days or even weeks. The teacher switches the activity from one phase to another.		The work flow for the Workshop module can be viewed as having five phases. The typical workshop activity can cover days or even weeks. The teacher switches the activity from one phase to another.

Rwthornton: /* Workshop phases */

2017-02-24T19:58:49Z

Workshop phases

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	The progress of the activity is visualized in so called Workshop planner tool. It displays all Workshop phases and highlights the current one. It also lists all the tasks the user has in the current phase with the information of whether the task is finished or not yet finished or even failed.		The progress of the activity is visualized in so called Workshop planner tool. It displays all Workshop phases and highlights the current one. It also lists all the tasks the user has in the current phase with the information of whether the task is finished or not yet finished or even failed.

			[[Image: workshop-phase-button.png\|thumb\|Workshop Planner Phase Buttons]]

	===Setup phase===		===Setup phase===

Tsala: removing new features template

2016-11-12T06:37:35Z

removing new features template

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	[[File:workshopsubmisisonsreport.png\|thumb\|604px\|center]]		[[File:workshopsubmisisonsreport.png\|thumb\|604px\|center]]

	~~{{New features}}~~A student is able to delete their own submission as long as they can still edit it and it has not been assessed. A teacher can delete any submission at any time, however if it has been assessed, they will be warned that the assessments will also be deleted and reviewers' grades may be affected.		A student is able to delete their own submission as long as they can still edit it and it has not been assessed. A teacher can delete any submission at any time, however if it has been assessed, they will be warned that the assessments will also be deleted and reviewers' grades may be affected.

	===Assessment phase===		===Assessment phase===

Tsala: /* Submission phase */ 3.1 feature - deleting a submission (MDL-42190)

2016-06-13T13:55:17Z

Submission phase: 3.1 feature - deleting a submission (MDL-42190)

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	In the submission phase, Workshop participants submit their work. Access control dates can be set so that even if the Workshop is in this phase, submitting is restricted to the given time frame only. Submission start date (and time), submission end date (and time) or both can be specified.		In the submission phase, Workshop participants submit their work. Access control dates can be set so that even if the Workshop is in this phase, submitting is restricted to the given time frame only. Submission start date (and time), submission end date (and time) or both can be specified.

	The workshop ~~submisions~~ report allows teachers to see who has submitted and who has not, and to filter by submission and last modified:		The workshop submissions report allows teachers to see who has submitted and who has not, and to filter by submission and last modified:

	[[File:workshopsubmisisonsreport.png\|thumb\|604px\|center]]		[[File:workshopsubmisisonsreport.png\|thumb\|604px\|center]]

			{{New features}}A student is able to delete their own submission as long as they can still edit it and it has not been assessed. A teacher can delete any submission at any time, however if it has been assessed, they will be warned that the assessments will also be deleted and reviewers' grades may be affected.

	===Assessment phase===		===Assessment phase===

Marycooch: new in 3.0 removed

2016-05-03T11:11:15Z

new in 3.0 removed

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	In the submission phase, Workshop participants submit their work. Access control dates can be set so that even if the Workshop is in this phase, submitting is restricted to the given time frame only. Submission start date (and time), submission end date (and time) or both can be specified.		In the submission phase, Workshop participants submit their work. Access control dates can be set so that even if the Workshop is in this phase, submitting is restricted to the given time frame only. Submission start date (and time), submission end date (and time) or both can be specified.
	~~{{New features}}~~
	The workshop submisions report allows teachers to see who has submitted and who has not, and to filter by submission and last modified:		The workshop submisions report allows teachers to see who has submitted and who has not, and to filter by submission and last modified: