Moodle 2.0

Adding Social Activities to Your Course
Workshop Features
The settings under Workshop Features answer the question: who will assess the
assignments?
Use examples
If the workshop uses examples, then users can assess example(s) of the work
provided by the teacher. The user's assessment of the example is then compared
to the assessment provided by the teacher. This enables users to practice assessing
work, before they assess each other's work.
Users receive a grade for how well their assessment agrees with the assessment
provided by the teacher. However, the grade is not counted in the gradebook.
Use peer assessment
If the workshop uses peer assessment, each user will be given submissions from
other users to assess. The users will be graded on their assessments of their peers.
The number of peers that each user assesses, and how their assessments are graded,
is set elsewhere on this page.
Use self assessment
If the workshop uses self assessment, each user will be given their own work to
assess. The user will be graded on their assessments of their own work.
Grading settings
The Grading settings fields determine the maximum points that a student can earn
for a workshop.
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