use Moodle. It gives more detailed control than a drop box. For
example, the student can immediately see if her work has been
successfully uploaded as she has a view of her work with date and
time stamp directly next to the assignment. Depending on how the
teacher has set up submissions for the assignment, the student can
delete that submission and resubmit if she wishes.
Because Moodle checks automatically for viruses, and in our case
frequently catches Word macro viruses coming in from student files at
home, many faculty prefer that their students use Moodle rather than
submitting via e-mail.
Lisa Pedicini
Director of Technology Integration and eLearning
The Spence School
At 12:55 PM -0400 5/7/09, Hoover Chan wrote:
>We use a combination of classroom file shares and Moodle for
>electronic submission of school work.
>
>
>--------------------------------------------------
>Hoover Chan <mailto:chan@sacredsf.org>chan@sacredsf.org
>Technology Director
>Schools of the Sacred Heart
>2222 Broadway St.
>San Francisco, CA 94115
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