Lectures
Find it without asking anyone.
Material sits where the programme puts it, so nobody hunts a chat history for a file posted in March. PDFs are annotated in the browser and videos play in it.
- PDFannotated in place, saved per member
- Videoplayed inline, no download
- Filesattachments and links per lecture
Quizzes
They mark themselves.
Questions with images, multiple attempts if you allow them, and a result the student sees immediately. Nobody grades a hundred papers to tell somebody they got question four wrong.
- Automarked on submit
- Imagesin questions and options
- Attemptskept, with what was answered
Content
Organised the way a programme runs.
Year, term, specialty, subject, lecture. Not folders somebody invented, and not a naming convention that survives only as long as the person who wrote it.
- 7years
- 29terms
- 132specialties
- 13subjects
Members
Nobody gets in unreviewed.
Registrations arrive pending. An administrator approves them, and until then the account cannot sign in. Roles decide who may change what, and an address can be banned outright.
- Approveeach registration, with the ID card sent
- Rolespermissions per role, not per person
- Banby member, email, university ID or address
Activity
Every change, with who and when.
Who approved that member, who deleted that lecture, who changed that setting, and from which address. Kept on disk as well as in the database, so it can be read on the day the database is what broke.
- 90dkept by default, configurable
- Exportthe log, filtered, as a file
- Addressthe visitor's own, not the proxy's
