360° feedback
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Jun Pataleta
A simple 360° feedback activity plugin for Moodle.
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Thanks!
For groups, the plugin works OK.
But it is not working for groupings, useful when there are sudents that can be members of more than one group.
Most activities work this way: there is a grouping setting in the 'Common module settings' section.
Can you think about it for a future release?
thanks.
Hi Jan, by default, the editingteacher role should have the "Edit 360° feedback questions" (mod/threesixo:editquestions) capability. Can you check if your teacher role has this capability?
Teacher role cannot add questions.
Is there any way to restrict groups of participants in a grouping, like other activities do in the 'Common module settings' section?
Thanks in advance.
/admin/webservice/documentation.php
I'm getting this error:
Coding error detected, it must be fixed by a programmer: **Missing implementation method of mod_threesixo\external::submit_feedback**
More information about this error
×Debug info:
Error code: codingerror
×Stack trace:
• line 102 of /lib/externallib.php: coding_exception thrown
• line 36 of /admin/webservice/documentation.php: call to external_api::external_function_info()
It seems something is not implemented correctly concerning the webservices?
(posted this here as well: https://github.com/junpataleta/moodle-mod_threesixo/issues/8)
I think you are right. In my opinion anonymous feedback is a no-go.
I have not yet dived in the details of this plugin, but is it possible for someone to request feedback from:
1. A selected group of students in a course (not all students)
2. A selected group of teachers
3. An outside group using some sort of key (I know, anonymous feedback is then possible - but learning also takes place outside Moodle)
Just some thoughts... a true 360 feedback needs to extend to non-Moodle users. You can request your boss, parents, ex-teachers or ex-students for feedback.
Hi Andrea, I think CSV/PDF export functionality would be beneficial. I'll be including this for future development.
Hi Richard, I'll look into the error that you encountered. Seems like self-review is quite a well-requested feature. I'd like to get some ideas on how to implement this. Would it make sense to allow self-review only for non-anonymous feedbacks?
Hi Thomas, in your use case, you would like a set of roles (e.g. students) to provide feedback on other roles (e.g. teachers)? I think this has been also mentioned in the previous comments. I'll think about this.
Cheers!
Purpose: The users that are enrolled as students into the course should be able to give feedback to the users that are enrolled as teachers into the course.
statusid => Invalid parameter value detected: Invalid external api parameter: the value is "", the server was expecting "int" type
Error code: invalidparameter
* line 332 of /lib/externallib.php: invalid_parameter_exception thrown
* line 223 of /lib/externallib.php: call to external_api::validate_parameters()
* line 59 of /lib/ajax/service.php: call to external_api::call_external_function()
Furthermore the plugin seems to work, but self assessment would be a great addition!
I just try the plugin a few days ago and I Love it!
But (alway are a "but") I didn't find an export to csv, ou pdf. Are you thinking to improve the plugin with this feature?
thsnks and again: COngrats!
Apologies, but due to the hectic schedule in HQ for the GDPR project, I was unable to respond to your requests. Hopefully, I'll have some more time to think about your suggestions and work on improvements and bug fixes on this plugin from now on.
Cheers!