Hello Joost,
Thanks for your answer.
Of course you're right the workflow you describe works fine, but as I work with quite young students , sometimes it would be convenient to skip the part where students upload by themselves their work (They do it of course, but sometimes it's quicker if I do it
).
As I said, I may collect some paper works in classroom, scan them by myself, and once I've annoted them, I was looking for an "easy" way to bulk distribute his/her resulting file to each and every student.
The work around I've previously described in the post I pointed above works fine, but it is not that convenient I must say.
I know that for example other environments like Google Classroom may provide such similar tools (with Doctopus or Yamm -but in this case it's an easy way to make a mail merge with personalized attachments to each recipient).
So I was just wondering if there's any better way in Moodle to do that than the one I previoulsy described to bypass the usual use of an assignment, a kind of personalized folder for each students and a quick way to distribute personalized files, let's say from one uploaded zip file.
Thanks again for your answer,
Dominique BODIN
Thanks for your answer.
Of course you're right the workflow you describe works fine, but as I work with quite young students , sometimes it would be convenient to skip the part where students upload by themselves their work (They do it of course, but sometimes it's quicker if I do it
As I said, I may collect some paper works in classroom, scan them by myself, and once I've annoted them, I was looking for an "easy" way to bulk distribute his/her resulting file to each and every student.
The work around I've previously described in the post I pointed above works fine, but it is not that convenient I must say.
I know that for example other environments like Google Classroom may provide such similar tools (with Doctopus or Yamm -but in this case it's an easy way to make a mail merge with personalized attachments to each recipient).
So I was just wondering if there's any better way in Moodle to do that than the one I previoulsy described to bypass the usual use of an assignment, a kind of personalized folder for each students and a quick way to distribute personalized files, let's say from one uploaded zip file.
Thanks again for your answer,
Dominique BODIN