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E-learningTouch / moodle-mod_otopo

Moodle activity that allows students to self-assess and track their progress in a course. Mirror of : https://gitlab.univ-nantes.fr/boiteux-c/moodle-mod_otopo
https://moodle.org/plugins/mod_otopo
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![Mr Otopo](/pix/mr_otopo.png) # Otopo ![Moodle Compatibility](https://img.shields.io/badge/Moodle_Compatibility-3.9_to_4.4-green) ![Release](https://img.shields.io/gitlab/v/release/boiteux-c%2Fmoodle-mod_otopo?gitlab_url=https%3A%2F%2Fgitlab.univ-nantes.fr%2F&label=Release ) :earth_americas: English | [French](docs/fr/README.md)

Full documentation for teachers (French only): wiki.univ-nantes.fr/doku.php?id=madoc:81-otopo.

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About The Project

The OTOPO activity module allows teachers to offer their students a self-positioning grid made up of multi-level items.

Students can be asked to self-position themselves on the same grid several times during different sessions, in order to highlight a progression. The teacher can comment on each self-positioning.

The OTOPO activity has a score made up of items, each with a different score. Each item has a label, a scale and a justification field.

The student can choose either to visualize his or her progress or to self-assess again. If he chooses to self-assess, he sees the various previous answers (scale and justification) and can copy/paste.

The teacher sees a summary of all students, with the grade for each and the date of the last self-positioning. By clicking on a student, he or she can view the student's progress.

Installation

For more information, see the official plugin installation guide.

Moodle Way

  1. Download the plugin's latest version or source code.
  2. Go to your platform's plugin installation page: Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins.
  3. Open the plugin file and follow the installation process.

Manual

  1. Download the plugin's latest version or source code.
  2. Open the moodle/mod directory on your platform.
  3. Unzip the plugin into the directory and make sure that the folder containing the plugin files is named otopo.

Using Git

  1. Open a terminal and access the moodle/mod directory on your platform.
  2. Clone the project using the following command: git clone https://gitlab.univ-nantes.fr/boiteux-c/otopo.git otopo.