Corrections
Atto ::: atto_corrections
Maintained by
Nicolas Dunand
Allows inline corrections to be set inside any text with the editor.
Latest release:
925 sites
157 downloads
35 fans
Moodle 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10
This plugin allows the Moodle administrator to define as many correction types as wanted (e.g. orthographic error, pronoun error, capitalization, etc.). Buttons in the Atto editor then allow users to make inline marks in texts.
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Nicolas Dunand (Lead maintainer)
RISET Université de Lausanne: Supporting institution
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Sorry for the late answer. I have recorded my screen so you know this issue :
Thank you for the great plugin !
The way to use this for adding comments/corrections to students' answers on essay items within the quiz module, etc., is to copy/paste their answers into your own text box and annotate it there.
No, there is no such plan.
Our initial testing shows that this plugin should work without any hiccups in Moodle 3.6. Could you please elaborate?
Thank you for replying. We applied successive updates to a 2.9 installation with atto-corrections installed. At the end, corrections, more_font_colors, and more_font_background_colors were disabled. I assumed due to incompatibility. However, re-installing the plugins has mostly corrected the problem. We have still found that the icons for corrections do not display in the atto toolbar. Still working on it.
To follow through, the atto-corrections is now working properly with v3.6. However, as stated above, corrections did not survive the upgrade process, nor has the re-install been smooth. The icon images were not copied to the theme/image.php folder. We have a highly customized theme so this might be a write permissions problem on our end. It seems the permissions are correct but perhaps not. Anyway, thank you for your attention.
CSS changes through ".atto_corrections" work but not ".atto_corrections_comment".