Hi again,
I can't manage to upload the zip file to the Private Files by Drag and Drop but I can by clicking on Add & then browsing to the file on my hard disk.
Having uploaded it, I can't add the whole set of exercises: only the first one appears even though I select "Add all the files in the selected folder".
Locally on my Moodle 2.4.1 it's even worse: if I click on Edit tasks the page appears corrupt. I'll send you a screenshot if it's useful.
Cheers,
Glenys
Hi Gordon,
I've uploaded another set of exercises Working at your desk - directly to TaskChain to your Moodle 2.4 testing site and am happy to say most things are working just fine when uploaded directly to TaskChain itself by Drag and Drop. This includes a lot of customisations (Stan's "Facelift" rounded corners, Stan's Glosses, Agnès Simonet's Horizonal JMatch, & several others). WebSequitur (Put the text in order) and WebRhubarb (Dictation) also workfine.
Problems coming.
Cheers,
Glenys
PS: For people who want to have a look, here's the login to Gordon's site:
Login: Guestteacher
Password: taskchainv09
Bonsoir,
Je vois qu'il y a des personnes plus fortes que moi qui arrivent à communiquer par écrit des nuances que moi je n'arrive pas à faire qu'en contact audio-visuel direct.
Quand un élève/étudiant/apprenant se trompe en présentielle, je peux lui donner les moyens de s'autocorriger par un regard, un geste... J'essaye de faire la même chose avec mes exos en ligne, dans les forums, etc. mais j'ai l'impression de danser en sabots, d'être d'une maladresse extrême.
Dites-moi comment vous y arriver vous !
Cheers,
Glenys
Cher Valery,
C'est le rêve ! Où trouve-t-on ça ?
Cheers,
Glenys
Hi Ralf,
This was very helpful to me - to understand that the process was basically the same as it's always been.
For non techies like me, who need screenshots to help them on their way, here's my "tutorial" - just one of those I write for myself, because what seem so clear today is not so at all a few months from now. It doesn't say any more than what you've said, Ralf, it's just "told to the told to the kiddies with pictures".
Cheers,
Glenys