Hi,
I've just installed moodle and I think it's absolutely great! It's exactly what I was looking for.
But I'm wondering if there is a possibility that students submit an URL?
I do some courses on webdesign and web programming and I don't need the whole website to be uploaded by students. The URL would be enough.
Is this possible?
thanks
And then and URL with a student comment/annotation field like SHELVES have, I hope..
Hi Ger!
That is why I like the script by Williams, it provides for a Bookmark comment area.
Also, if the 'URL" can be stored in an area with other file storage ( like the present "files" area or the coming "DMS") that would provide an easier way to manage all stored material in one location.
WP1
That is why I like the script by Williams, it provides for a Bookmark comment area.
Also, if the 'URL" can be stored in an area with other file storage ( like the present "files" area or the coming "DMS") that would provide an easier way to manage all stored material in one location.
WP1
Hi Ger!
I'm sorry, but I don't know why you mean. Could you please post you answer more detailed? Sorry for my "not-understanding"...
I'm sorry, but I don't know why you mean. Could you please post you answer more detailed? Sorry for my "not-understanding"...
Hi,
The glossary module is another option. 
aaaahh - I see. Thank you!
Well, it works - but it is not very convenient.
Well, it works - but it is not very convenient.
Yes I know what you mean, the layout is not ideal for urls, although all the information can be entered there: the url, a title, description, even files can be attached if that is necessary. Each entry by a student can be approved and graded too.
However a dedicated module or resource type would be preferrable, I agree.
I think an "online assignment" type would do the trick.
In the meantime, have you considered the journal?
In the meantime, have you considered the journal?
Hi Przemyslaw!
Thank you for the hint with the journal! This is a quite convenient solution.
Martin
Thank you for the hint with the journal! This is a quite convenient solution.
Martin