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Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2006 17:30:11 -0700 (PDT)
From: sHeD
Subject: Re: Moodle Help Please
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Christi,

Our Moodle administrator said:

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The multi-file upload feature was provided by a third-party plugin that is at present incompatible with Moodle 1.6.  She'll need to zip up her files and upload the zip archive.
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Unfortunately this is the only option at this time.  If you need help using create a zip archive please write back and we can work through that with you.

Todd @ ITHD

>>>

Christi,

I'm not sure if our version of Moodle is configured to allow uploading multiple files to an assignment.  I've found some reference to work being done to enable this in new versions of Moodle and will check with our system admin to see if this is possible on our system.  I'll let you know asap.

Has you instructor asked you to upload multiple files or are you trying this on your own initiative?

Todd @ SHeD

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The SHeD
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Lane Community College
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SHeD@lanecc.edu 


>>> On 10/19/2006 at 10:11 AM, in message
<EB7059E0E1120041B6FCFA897D2D5B6D08BD1C12@selco-ex2k.selco.org>, "Christi
Manning" <cmanning@selco.org> wrote:
> I'm trying to figure how I upload more than one document for my
> assignment.
> 
>  
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> Christi Manning
> 
> Payroll and Benefits Specialist
> 
> SELCO Community Credit Union
> 
> 541-338-3819
> 
> 800-445-4483 ext. 3819
> 
>  

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