Joseph Rézeau

Thanks Miroslav. That's the correct answer.

Maybe that Jonathan Konrad, (who is also assigned the role of teacher in this course) has not been assigned full teacher rights?
Joseph

Hi Michael,

Unfortunately you do not say which Moodle version you are using. I suppose it's 1.7, since it was quite easy to hide teachers' names in previous versions.

I have posted this thread, which takes you to various solutions , if you follow the links. However I do not see a satisfactory solution even in (forthcoming) 1.8 version.
In the meantime you can easily hide the complete list of teachers by adding this CSS rule to any of your current theme's CSS files:

.coursebox .teachers {
 display:none;
}

Joseph

OK, more testing of the Essay question in Moodle 1.7. On attached screen shot, after student has submitted his response and the teacher has graded and entered a comment, we can see an incredible amount of "feedback" information.

# 4 and 8 = grade

# 3, 5, 6 and 7 = feedback messages (4 of them!)

Isn't Moodle overdoing it a bit?

Joseph

Leo > Can I use the generalfeedback? For example if someone clicked on Submit he or she will be able to see the generalfeedback.

This is exactly the purpose of the general feedback... Other than than I do not understand what type of feedback you would like to have displayed to students upon submitting their essay. Can you specify?

Joseph

PS.- You do not say which Moodle version you are using. I never use the Essay question type myself, but I've just noticed something strange (in Moodle 1.7). In the Essay question there are two Feedback fields available to the teacher: one called General Feedback and the other called Feedback. I have no idea what the difference is. Apparently only the one called Feedback ever gets displayed to the student.