Dear community,
I am connecting teachers with students (1:1) in an English course. They are using both Moodle for activities and resources, and Skype for speaking/conversation.
I would like that every teacher can write a brief report after every Skype's session - basically reporting what topics they covered and any other relevant information about the session.
It is important to mention that it would be great if is possible to do through the Moodle mobile app as well.
Any simple idea?
Regards,
I have two choices so far:
1) Add notes
2) If teachers can answer a feedback activity (can they?), insert it including a text answer.
Any other idea much appreciated!
AFAIK, Teachers can't access and create activities within courses they are Teachers of. What I would suggest is an editable PDF they can access and email to whomever is supposed to get the feedback. As far as adding notes, a Book for each student that is hidden from students, accessible only by the Teacher. A new chapter every session would be how I might do it.
Skype is very good, but from inside Moodle, would Big Blue Button be more useful? Just a thought.
mm In another course or just changing the permissions and capabilities of teachers in their own course? Could be a fairly substantial job unless it was done site wide, Might be achievable at Category level, if there was only one or two Categories involved, still, an interesting problem with a potentially interesting result. As long as it wasn't too interesting, of course.
Teachers actually need to have the teacher role, so I prefer another solution.
So far, I think the best option is to create just a page activity restricted for students, so teachers can edit it and students don't have access to it. From a student perspective, it's not the best option, but from a teacher perspective who doesn't know much about Moodle I think it is fine.
What do you think?
Great, I didn't know this!
So if teachers have the two roles roles they can both check the activities results of the students plus complete themselves the activities (like a quiz, for instance)? Fantastic news!