Tim "I don't think Moodle supports drag-and-drop of images into the editor."
Well, you can drag and drop images into the editor in some activities, and not in others!
You can do it in Page, Questions, not in Forums.
Images are "saved"' as data:image/jpeg;base64
Joseph
1.- The problem is that you want the student's response to be "sometimes private" and "sometimes visible by the peers". You can't have the best of both worlds!
2.- Another Moodle tool that you could use is the Glossary. If you set it so that students can enter their own "definitions", but submitted to approval, and comments allowed, then you could sort of achieve what you want. But it would be complicated for the students.
3.- By "attach" I mean just what I described, i.e. at the end of quiz01 you put a link to "quiz01forum". You set quiz01 Activity completion condition to "Student must receive a grade to complete this activity". You set "quiz01forum" Access restriction to "Activity completion Quiz01 Must be marked complete".
You can achieve this "attachment" behaviour in most Moodle activities in recent versions.
Joseph
Hi Jeff,
Here is a suggestion.
You write "Often students ask great questions or provide great feedback that the whole class could benefit from." Well, a forum activity would provide exactly that media for the benefit of all, don't you think?
You could "attach" to each quiz a corresponding Forum activity where students could post their "last question" answer. All students would then be able to see their peers' answers, together with the teacher's feedback, etc.
You could set up the "quiz01 forum" Restrict Access so that it will not show up for the student until they have completed the quiz. And you could provide a direct link to the forum in the Quiz's Overall feedback page.
Joseph
PS.- For more on Eric Mazur, see http://harvardmagazine.com/2012/03/twilight-of-the-lecture/
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