Comments on: Peer Assessment using a Moodle Forum http://www.moodleblog.org/?p=148 Using Moodle in Primary and Secondary Education - a Personal Experience Mon, 19 Jul 2010 15:22:40 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Joe Rowe http://www.moodleblog.org/?p=148&cpage=1#comment-25380 Joe Rowe Fri, 21 May 2010 22:42:52 +0000 http://www.moodleblog.org/?p=148#comment-25380 I had done this before and forgot the steps. Thanks for posting the video and such elegant steps. Just another example of the very accurate and high volume help you can find from other moodle teachers. I found this tip using google. I can solve almost any moodle question with a good google search and 10 minutes. Love it! I had done this before and forgot the steps. Thanks for posting the video and such elegant steps. Just another example of the very accurate and high volume help you can find from other moodle teachers. I found this tip using google. I can solve almost any moodle question with a good google search and 10 minutes. Love it!

]]> By: Caryl Gordon http://www.moodleblog.org/?p=148&cpage=1#comment-21507 Caryl Gordon Tue, 30 Mar 2010 14:28:06 +0000 http://www.moodleblog.org/?p=148#comment-21507 Ralf, I'm a little confused. What do you mean by, "They are available after creating the forum and going to the forum settings a second time as new tab." How do I get to the new tab? Thanks, Caryl Gordon Ralf,

I’m a little confused. What do you mean by, “They are available after creating the forum and going to the forum settings a second time as new tab.” How do I get to the new tab?

Thanks,
Caryl Gordon

]]> By: Ralf Hilgenstock http://www.moodleblog.org/?p=148&cpage=1#comment-19427 Ralf Hilgenstock Sun, 21 Feb 2010 17:49:40 +0000 http://www.moodleblog.org/?p=148#comment-19427 You voice is great. As anon-native speaker ist easy and nice to hear you. Why didn't you 'write' a Moodle 2.0 audiobook :-) You voice is great. As anon-native speaker ist easy and nice to hear you.

Why didn’t you ‘write’ a Moodle 2.0 audiobook :-)

]]> By: admin http://www.moodleblog.org/?p=148&cpage=1#comment-19417 admin Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:44:14 +0000 http://www.moodleblog.org/?p=148#comment-19417 Hi Ralf! I think ( though I can't remember for sure) I said in the video you need admin to allow you to override permissions - I don't want to watch it again as I hate hearing my own voice! But your point about overriding permissions in the forum role settings is a very good one; thanks! Hi Ralf! I think ( though I can’t remember for sure) I said in the video you need admin to allow you to override permissions – I don’t want to watch it again as I hate hearing my own voice! But your point about overriding permissions in the forum role settings is a very good one; thanks!

]]> By: Ralf Hilgenstock http://www.moodleblog.org/?p=148&cpage=1#comment-19415 Ralf Hilgenstock Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:06:48 +0000 http://www.moodleblog.org/?p=148#comment-19415 Thanks for this great idea. My 2 cents: 1. You have to be an admin to override role permissions in standard Moodle systems. Its not possible for normal teachers. 2. I think its better to override this permissions in the forum role settings. They are available after creating the forum and going to the forum settings a second time as new tab. So you can define a single single forum for peer grading. In the way you describe you are making this settings for all forums in your course. Ralf Thanks for this great idea. My 2 cents:

1. You have to be an admin to override role permissions in standard Moodle systems. Its not possible for normal teachers.

2. I think its better to override this permissions in the forum role settings. They are available after creating the forum and going to the forum settings a second time as new tab. So you can define a single single forum for peer grading. In the way you describe you are making this settings for all forums in your course.

Ralf

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