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How a student takes a Moodle MS-Word file upload assignment for writing
- Find your file upload writing assignment and click on it:
- Read the assignment text, write an MS-Word file (format not required, but your teacher will likely send you MS-Word back if she uses track changes) and attach it, like so:
- If this shows, you have finished the assignment:
- Wait for notification, then go TBA:review your teacher’s comments.
Categories: all-languages, audience-is-students, documentation, e-learning, lms, Uncategorized, Writing
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2012/01/23 at 21:21How to do writing assignments in Moodle with deadlines, file and response file upload and MS-Word tracked changes « Thomas' Work Space
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