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Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 15:37:49 -0700 (PDT)
From: comm35
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Subject: Re: Sp 100 (20291,23325)
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I have set up a speaker sign-up (Wiki), with the goal of having students monitor their own sign-ups, and giving me more time to attend to the content of their class.

However, when I tested it, logged in as one of the students, it did not seem editable.  The only option seemed to be to copy/paste the existing document in the edit box at the bottom of the page, and then to "save changes".  Is this the only way that students can do this?  Or a one-click (vs. two or three click) strategy that I am not seeing?

Thanks, Hyla (I promise to pass along whatever small wisdom I gain to colleagues who are likewise set to teach Moodle in the future.)


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