[Moodle] New to Moodle - me that is`

[Roland Gesthuizen]

I use 'groups' to divide up and manage participants in my my year 10 / 11 /
12 composite information technology classes. In reality they are two
physical classes of year 10/11 and 11/12 students studying a mix of unit 1/2
and 3/4 VCE units. I can better deal with them as one class of 44 moodlers
that I break up into four groups. Although they share activities and
resources, I can skim over their work in class and narrow the focus to a
particular group's progress (marking, assignments etc)  The few year 12's
have their own moodle course but decided to join in with the fun of the year
11's as big friendly brothers. :-)

Regards Roland

PS: Catch ya'll at the PCEDUG meeting next week :-)

On 28/08/06, Alan Oh <OH.A at wcc.vic.edu.au> wrote:
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>  Dear fellow moodle'lers.
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>
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> Can someone please shed some light on groups in moodle.
>
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>
> Basically, in Windows AD, I have the teachers and students groups. This
> appears to be working fine in moodle where teachers are allowed to create
> courses and not students. However in Forums, if I were to hide the
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> *Visible to students:*
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> Show Hide
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> parameter, those logged in as teachers can't see the forum either. How do
> I get the teacher group to see the forum and not the students ?
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> Thanks in anticipation.
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>
> Regards
>
> ALan
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Roland Gesthuizen - ICT Coordinator - Westall Secondary College
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