[Moodle] classes or groups???

[lo at cgsc.vic.edu.au]

Many thanks Roland...I'll work on it today
Jenny Looker
Roland Gesthuizen <rge at westallsc.vic.edu.au> on Fri, 27 Jan 2006 00:57:42 +1100 wrote:
> I suggest that you create three groups within a Moodle year 7 IT class 
> and assign members of each class to a group within this one class. When 
> you mark etc, you can opt to only view a particular group. We did this 
> for the middle school English classes and I am thinking of doing the 
> same for one of my IT classes. Although it can be a pain to moodle 
> something for just the one class, I found it easier to just create a 
> small moodle class to handle the different actiivty.
> 
> Regards Roland
> 
> lo at cgsc.vic.edu.au wrote:
> 
> >Hi everyone
> >I'm a new moodler and will be taking 3 parallel year 7 on-ground classes this semester with some online material and activities. I would like to have a student log into 'Year 7 IT' and then somehow end up just seeing material relevant to her class, like a class forum or particular worksheets. Also I would only be looking at one class's submissions at a time when I'm on-line marking.
> >Is this possible, or do I have to set up three different classes (and triplicating my work I think) each with largely the same worksheets etc but that way their forums and chats would be limited to the members of their own class?
> >I've looked at moodle.org etc but can't quite work out an answer!!
> >Many thanks
> >Jenny Looker
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