PDF Annotation
Maintained by
Tim Schroeder, Amrita Deb Dutta, Bernd Decker
The PDF annotator allows students to insert questions, comments and remarks on learning materials in PDF format
directly into the document. Since all students, lecturers and tutors can read and answer the questions and
comments asked, it is made easier to clarify open questions on lecture slides, scripts and other PDF learning
materials quickly and in a concrete context.
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we are currently still working for the new release.
@Hamdi no we cannot. The download of comments happens separately from the original pdf file.
we are still working on the new release, but unfortunately we won't make it until the end of August
Hi Susan, we haven’t thought about incorporating options for setting grading and completion tracking. The problem with that is that it somehow contradicts the optional anonymity of the comments. If you give grades or track completion then it becomes visible who has already posted something to a certain degree. But maybe there could be something like a grading mode without the anonymity?! Just an idea. We will put it into our backlog but this will need some discussion first on how to realise it.
Hi Robert, I don't think that we use such a message. This is the PDF Annotation activity plugin. Maybe you are talking about the assignment feedback plugin?
Again, thank you.
Cheers,
-Rob
Do you plan a release for Moodle 4.0 ?
if so, when will it be published?
Thank you
@Shelley Hibbert Do you mean bookmarks that are in the pdf document? That's sadly not supported
@Janlord Luga Since the main idea of this plugin is to collaborate, we didn't implement such an option. But feel free to implement it and provide a merge request
This plugin looks really good, however, does it show the bookmarks? Thanks