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Annotate PDF advanced
Assignment feedbacks ::: assignfeedback_editpdfplus
Maintained by
Marion Chardon,
Nicolas Dunand
This plugin is a fork of assignfeedback_editpdf, and is developed and maintained by RISET/University of Lausanne. It allows to use several types of customizable tools: simple annotation, comment, stamp, highlighting, margin annotation, chained annotations.
Latest release:
349 sites
80 downloads
49 fans
Current versions available: 4
We do not offer support here but merely aim to answer general questions. For bug reports or feature requests, please head to the Bug tracker link below.
This tool is a Moodle plugin wich allows:
- a work part:
- to use different correction axes (i.e. groups of tools)
- to use several types of customizable tools: simple annotation, comment, stamp, highlighting, margin annotation, chained annotations
- to have different tool palettes depending on the Moodle context (course, course category, site default)
- to create question / answer interactions with the student
- the student to consult and manage annotations
- to generate a PDF including annotations and questions / answers
- a configuration part:
- to allow configuration of toolbars for a course
- to import existing toolbars into a course
At the moment, sample tools are installed with the plugin and type's tool can be added/modified by teacher profile.
Contributors
Marion Chardon (Lead maintainer)
Nicolas Dunand
CSE Université de Lausanne: Supporting institution
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Which version are you trying to install ? on which version of Moodle ?
In the last version I have removed this dependency. But assignfeedbck_editpdf is a plugin integrated to Moodle core, you should not have trouble with it. Tell me about your versions.
is it possible that instead of changing the pages, scroll down the document?
Sorry, at this time, it isn't. All is based on this system... But I will think about it.
I'm experiencing the same problem. The assignfeedback_editpdf entries create lots of problems with storage. I tried uninstalling the plugin but still have thousands of orphan files which I cannot delete easily. Any ideas on this?
Yes this plugin works alongside other Moodle features, such as marking guides and comments. Just check these as feedback options in the Moodle assignment preferences.
Could you bring this issue to the bug tracker? (link at top of this page) It will be easier to work things out from there.