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How to use a Moodle choice activity as student signup sheet
To arrange for students *from your course* (for students not part of a (Moodle) course, see here) signing up for a meeting with you (e.g. oral exam or paper preparation and discussion), follow these steps:
- Log into your Moodle course
- Enable editing
- Add an Activity: Choice from the dropdown
- Give the signup event a meaningful title and instructions
- Add time slots, limiting each signup to 1 (unless you do not want students to sign up for 1-on-1’s with you, but for group meetings)
- Select whether students are allowed to see their own and each other’s choices
- Display horizontally, like a calendar column.
- Decide whether students can change their choice
- Decide whether you want to set a deadline.
Before following these steps, you may want to watch this demo screencast.
- Here is the choices that your students will see:
- And if you allow them to view this, here is the result they see:
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2011/04/11 at 15:55How to make a student signup sheet, using Google Docs « Thomas' Work Space
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