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Chapter 8<br />

The Edit Settings page<br />

The workshop activity is the most complex tool currently available in <strong>Moodle</strong>.<br />

Workshops are designed so that a student's work can be submitted and offered for<br />

peer review within a structured framework. Workshops provide a process for both<br />

instructor feedback and peer feedback on open-ended assignments, such as essays<br />

and research papers. They provide a place for the students in the class as well as<br />

the teachers to make the best use of <strong>Moodle</strong>. There are easy-to-use interfaces for<br />

uploading assignments, performing self-assessments, and peer reviews of other<br />

students' papers. The key to the workshop is the scoring guide, which is a set of<br />

specific criteria for making judgments about the quality of a given work. These are<br />

several fields under workshop. They will be explained in the following sections.<br />

Name and introduction<br />

The settings under General partially answer the question: what will you have each<br />

student do?<br />

Your students will see and click on the Name. The Introduction should give<br />

instructions for completing the workshop. If you want to provide printer-friendly<br />

instructions, you can upload a .pdf file to the course files area, and put a link to this<br />

document in the workshop description.<br />

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