== Adding contents/Assignments

===== ''**Scenario:**''
Assume you need to add an assignment for the "Networking" subject, which is located in the BSc - IT program under Semester 01. You are responsible for setting up this assignment in Moodle to ensure students can access and submit their work.

===== Steps to Add an Assignment in Moodle:

1. **Log in to Moodle**:
   - Access Moodle with your credentials as a teacher or with administrative privileges.

2. **Navigate to the Course**:
   - From the Moodle dashboard, navigate to "BSc - IT."
   - Go to "Semester 01."
   - Click on the "Networking" course.

3. **Turn Editing On**:
   - Within the "Networking" course, look for the "Turn editing on" button. This is usually located in the top-right corner of the course page.
   - Click on "Turn editing on."

4. **Add an Assignment**:
   - Scroll to the section where you want to add the assignment (e.g., Week 1, Topic 1).
   - Click on the "Add an activity or resource" link within that section.

5. **Select Assignment**:
   - From the pop-up window, select "Assignment" and click "Add."

6. **Configure Assignment Settings**:
   - **Assignment Name**: Enter a name for the assignment (e.g., "Networking Assignment 1").
   - **Description**: Provide a brief description or instructions for the assignment. You can also include any necessary files or links.
   - **Display Description on Course Page**: Check this box if you want the description to appear on the course page.

7. **Set Availability**:
   - **Allow Submissions From**: Set the date and time when students can start submitting their assignments.
   - **Due Date**: Set the due date and time for the assignment submission.
   - **Cut-off Date**: Optionally, set a cut-off date for late submissions.

8. **Submission Types**:
   - **Submission Types**: Choose the type of submissions you will accept (e.g., file submissions, online text).
   - **Maximum Number of Uploaded Files**: Set the limit on the number of files students can upload.
   - **Maximum Submission Size**: Set the maximum file size for submissions.

9. **Feedback Types**:
   - Choose the types of feedback you will provide (e.g., feedback comments, offline grading worksheet).

10. **Grade**:
    - **Grade**: Set the maximum grade for the assignment.
    - **Grade Category**: Optionally, select a grade category if you have set up categories in your gradebook.

11. **Save and Return to Course**:
    - Scroll down and click on "Save and return to course" to finalize the assignment setup.

12. **Verify Assignment**:
    - Back on the course page, verify that the assignment appears in the correct section and that the settings are as desired.


=== Student View

===== ''**Scenario:**''
Assume you need to view the assignment as a student to ensure that the setup is correct and students can see and submit their work. Here are the steps for viewing an assignment from a student's perspective in Moodle.

===== Steps to View an Assignment as a Student:

1. **Log in to Moodle**:
   - Access Moodle with your credentials.

2. **Navigate to the Course**:
   - From the Moodle dashboard, navigate to "BSc - IT."
   - Go to "Semester 01."
   - Click on the "Networking" course.

3. **Switch Role to Student**:
   - Within the "Networking" course, look for your profile or user menu (usually located at the top-right corner of the page).
   - Click on your profile or user menu and select "Switch role to..." from the dropdown menu.
   - Choose "Student" from the list of available roles.

4. **Locate the Assignment**:
   - In the "Networking" course, navigate to the section where the assignment was added.
   - Locate the assignment (e.g., "Networking Assignment 1").

5. **View Assignment Details**:
   - Click on the assignment link to open it.
   - Review the assignment details, including the description, instructions, and any attached files or links.
   - Check the availability dates to ensure they are correct.

6. **Submit an Assignment (for Testing)**:
   - Click on the "Add submission" button.
   - Depending on the submission type, either upload a file or enter text into the provided fields.
   - Click on "Save changes" to submit the assignment.

7. **Confirm Submission**:
   - After submitting, you should see a confirmation message indicating that the submission was successful.
   - Review the submitted assignment to ensure everything is displayed correctly.

8. **Revert to Normal Role**:
   - To revert back to your normal role, go to your profile or user menu.
   - Select "Return to my normal role."


=== Teachers View

===== ''**Scenario:**''
Assume you need to view and manage an assignment as a teacher in the "Networking" subject, which is part of the BSc - IT program under Semester 01. Here are the steps for viewing and managing an assignment from a teacher's perspective in Moodle.

===== Steps to View and Manage an Assignment as a Teacher:

1. **Log in to Moodle**:
   - Access Moodle with your teacher or administrative credentials.

2. **Navigate to the Course**:
   - From the Moodle dashboard, navigate to "BSc - IT."
   - Go to "Semester 01."
   - Click on the "Networking" course.

3. **Locate the Assignment**:
   - Within the "Networking" course, navigate to the section where the assignment was added.
   - Locate the assignment (e.g., "Networking Assignment 1").

4. **View Assignment Details**:
   - Click on the assignment link to open it.
   - Review the assignment details, including the description, instructions, and any attached files or links.

5. **View Submitted Assignments**:
   - On the assignment page, you will see an overview of the assignment along with options to view submissions.
   - Click on "View all submissions" to see a list of all students who have submitted their work.

6. **Grade Submissions**:
   - For each student submission, you will see options to grade and provide feedback.
   - Click on the "Grade" button or link next to a student's submission.
   - Enter the grade and any feedback comments in the provided fields.
   - Optionally, upload feedback files if needed.
   - Click "Save changes" or "Save and show next" to proceed to the next submission.

7. **Provide Feedback**:
   - Ensure that feedback is clear and constructive to help students improve.
   - You can provide feedback comments directly in the grading interface or attach additional files if necessary.

8. **View Grading Summary**:
   - After grading the submissions, you can view a summary of the grades by going back to the assignment page and selecting "Grader report" or "Grades" from the course menu.