Itamar Tzadok

If you can use addon plugins checkout the Dataform-based solution described in the thread https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=276353. Hartmut Scherer posted there a preset you can apply and play after installing the Dataform module. The general idea is that you add to the activity entries with project details, one entry per project, and set it up such that students can assign themselves to entries. You can set max entries in the activity settings to 1, to allow students to choose only 1 project. If all students need to select the designated number of projects, the number of entries you prepopulate in the activity needs to be max-entries * number-of-students. Each entry can contain details on the project, allow students to submit their work and be grades. It all depends on how you set up the activity. If you give it a try we can continue the discussion about your particular application in the Dataform forum. hth

And how do you know that a learner has the Completer attributes? Based on his/her completion rate.

Glad to hear it works for you!

If by "I see some code at the top" you refer to the "Url query: ..." line, then that's part of the normal output, just not styled in any way. The url query is a representation of the filter definition that you can pass via the url if you have the right permission. This should allow you to create links to filtered view without actual filters. The feature is half-baked so you should probably not try it for now.

This could work for instructor presentations but not for students' presentations, unless the instructor uploads all the student presentation to the book.

If you can use addon plugins and you have sufficiently recent moodle version (2.6 or higher, preferably 2.8), you can get what you are looking for with the Dataform module. Here is a quick description of the activity set up for this purpose:

1. (Install the Dataform)
   
2. Add a Dataform instance in the course.
   1. In the activity settings, set Separate participants to Yes.
3. Go to the fields index.
   1. Add a file field with the name "Feedback" (or any other name that works for you).
4. Go to the views index.
   1. Add an aligned view with the name "List" (or any other name that works for you).
      1. In the View template remove everything but ##entries##
      2. In the entry template remove the patterns EAC:edit and EAC:delete.
      3. Uncheck all the submission buttons.
      4. (All this will make the view read only for students).
   2. Add an aligned view with the name "Manage List".
      1. Set it's visibility to disabled (so that students won't have access to this view).
         
      2. In the entry template replace the pattern EAU:name with EAU:edit.
         
   3. Set the "List" view as default view.

Now you can enter the activity, go to the Manage List view and add entries on behalf of your students. The entry form will allow you to select a student (from the list of enrolled students in the course) and drag&drop a file. Once saved this entry will available only to the selected student (and instructors).

If you want to bulk add entries, you can replace in the view template of the Manage List view, the pattern ##addnewentry## with ##addnewentries##. The latter will display a dropdown of numbers and selecting a number will open in the new entry form the selected number of entries and you can fill in the student names and files and save all.

Or if you're feeling comfortable you can add a csv view and import entries for all students. Currently, you cannot also import files via the csv view (forthcoming), but after you added the entries you can go to the Manage List view and bulk edit entries and drag&drop the feedback files.

hth