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*Files submitted by students in assignments may be converted to PDF files with the Google Drive converter. Teachers can then annotate directly on the submissions.
*Files submitted by students in assignments may be converted to PDF files with the Google Drive converter (available in Moodle 3.3 onwards). Teachers can then annotate directly on the submissions.
*This option provides a useful alternative for those organisations who are unable to install [[Universal Office Converter (unoconv) |Unconv]] for document conversion.
*This option provides a useful alternative for those organisations who are unable to install [[Universal Office Converter (unoconv) |Unconv]] for document conversion.
*To use the Google Drive converter, an admin must first enable the  [[OAuth 2 Google service]]
*To use the Google Drive converter, an admin must first enable the  [[OAuth 2 Google service]]

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  • Files submitted by students in assignments may be converted to PDF files with the Google Drive converter (available in Moodle 3.3 onwards). Teachers can then annotate directly on the submissions.
  • This option provides a useful alternative for those organisations who are unable to install Unconv for document conversion.
  • To use the Google Drive converter, an admin must first enable the OAuth 2 Google service
  • They must then ensure the correct service has been selected from the drop down on the Google Drive converter settings screen in the Plugins section of Site adminstration.
  • A link is available to test the document conversion is working correctly.