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--- en:moodle:activities:partition:start [2022/03/30 11:29] – me1014
+++ en:moodle:activities:partition:start [2024/03/25 13:47] (current) – [Additional materials] maziyar
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 ====== Fair Allocation ======
-The activity "Fair Allocation" enables selection processes that go beyond the possibilities of simple [[en:moodle:activities:vote:start|voting]] or [[en:moodle:activities:group:start|group voting]]. \\
+The activity "Fair Allocation" enables selection processes that go beyond the possibilities of simple [[en:moodle:activities:choice:start|voting]] or [[en:moodle:activities:group:start|group voting]]. \\
-👥 Students can communicate preferences for different options (selection phase). Assignment is automated, but can be manually post-processed. Instructors pre-determine the strategy for the selection process: Likert scale, weighting by assigning points, etc. \\
+👥 Students can state their preferences for various options (selection phase). \\
+The assignment is automated, but can be edited manually. Teachers define the strategy for the selection process in advance: Likert Scale, rating by Give Points, etc. \\
-{{:de:moodle:activities:partition:gerechte-verteilung-icon.png?50|}}
+{{en:moodle:activities:partition:fairallocation.png?}}
 This activity is suitable for:
-  * Selecting groups or field trip locations.
+  * Selection of groups or trip locations
-  * Assigning topics (term paper, presentation).
+  * Assignment of topics (term paper, presentation)
 ===== Instruction =====
-Add the activity "Equitable Distribution" to the Moodle course room. \\
+Add the activity "**Fair Allocation**" to the Moodle course room. \\
-First, set the mode in which students should select. Then set up the selectable options including caps. \\
+First define the mode in which students should select. Then set up the selectable options including upper limits. After the students have selected their preferences, the allocation takes place (on the specified date or started manually). \\
-After students select their preferences, the distribution follows (on the date set or started manually). Manually re-edit the distribution if needed. \\
+Edit the allocation manually if necessary.
-After the distribution is complete, you can publish the results. You can now also have [[en:moodle:activities:group:start|Moodle groups]] created.
+Once the allocation is complete, you can publish the results. You can now also create [[en:moodle:activities:group:start|Moodle groups]].
-{{:de:moodle:activities:partition:gerechte_verteilung_ablauf.png?600|}}
 ==== Add activity and set mode ====
-. in **Edit mode**: select "**Create material or activity**" and add a "**Fair distribution**". \\
+. In **Edit mode**: select "**Add an activity or resource** and click on "**Fair Allocation**". \\
-. **Configure** the "Equitable Distribution" activity. \\
+. Configure the "**Fair Allocation**" activity. \\
-Depending on the planned setting (from self-test to e-exam), very different settings are possible. The settings for a simple self-test are described below, unless otherwise described the default settings are used. \\
+Depending on the planned setting (from self-test to e-exam), very different settings are possible. The settings for a simple self-learning test are described below; unless otherwise described, the default settings are used. \\
-  * **Name** (mandatory field)
+  * **Name** (mandatory field) \\ Enter the name, it will appear on the course page.
-Enter name, appears on the course page.
-  * **Description
-Enter information for students, e.g. explanation of the course. However, the core data will later also be displayed to students in this way.
-  * **Voting strategy** (mandatory field).
-    * Specify start and end date of voting.
-    * Expected publication date (but you have to trigger it manually).
-    * Depending on the selected strategy, specific settings still follow.
-==== Reconciliation strategies ====
+  * **Description** \\ Enter information for students, e.g. explanation of the course. However, the core data will later also be displayed to students in this way. \\
-  * **Accept-Reject**: Students can vote to accept or reject each choice.
+  * **Rating strategy** (mandatory field)
-  * **Accept-Neutral-Reject**: Students can vote for each choice option to accept, reject, or be neutral about that choice option.
+    * Specify start and end date of rating.
-  * **Likert Scale**: Students can vote for each choice option on a scale of positive integers. The scale starts with 0. Its end can be set in the preferences. A high number indicates a high preference.
+    * Estimated publication date (however, you must activate it manually).
-  * **Distribute Points**: Students can assign points for each choice. The total number of points to be awarded can be set in the preferences. The more points a choice receives, the higher its preference.
+    * Depending on the selected rating strategy, specific settings follow:
-  * **Ordering**: Students can indicate and rank their 'N' best choices. How many choices to indicate can be set.
-  * **Check Yes**: Students can indicate whether each choice is acceptable to them by checking boxes.
+==== Rating strategy ====
+  * **Accept-Deny**: Students can vote on whether to accept or reject each choice.
+  * **Accept-Neutral-Deny**: Students can vote for each choice whether they accept or reject it or whether they are neutral towards this choice.
+  * **Likert Scale**: Students can vote for each choice on a scale with positive whole numbers. The scale starts with 0 and its end can be set in the settings. A high number means a high preference.
+  * **Give Points**: Students can give points for each choice. The total number of points to be given can be set in the settings. The more points a choice receives, the higher its preference.
+  * **Rank Choices**: Students can specify and rank their 'n' best choices. You can set how many choices must be specified.
+  * **Tick Accept**: Students can check boxes for each choice to indicate whether it is acceptable to them.
 ====Set up options ====
-. in the "**Fair Distribution**" activity, click the "**Edit Choices**" button. \\
+. In the "**Fair Allocation**" activity, click on the "**Edit Choices**" button. \\
-. click the "Add New Option" button:
+. Select "**Add new choice**":
   * "**Title**" (mandatory field)
-  * "**optional description**" and the
+  * "**Description**" (optional)
-  * "**maximum number of participants**" (mandatory field)
+  * "**Max. number of participants**" (mandatory field)
-enter. \\
+Fill in the mandatory fields.
-. confirm with "**Save and continue**".
+. Confirm with "**Save and add next**".
 //Perform steps 1 to 3 for each option.//
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 ==== Additional materials ====
-The activity "Just Distribution" was developed by staff members of the University of Ulm and further developed in cooperation with the University of Münster.
+The "**Fair Allocation**" activity was developed by staff at the University of Ulm and further developed in collaboration with the University of Münster.
 More information on how to configure it can be found here:
-  * https://docs.moodle.org/en/Ratingallocate (moodle.org)
+  * [[https://docs.moodle.org/311/en/|Ratingallocate]] (on moodle.org)
   * [[https://www.uni-ulm.de/einrichtungen/e-learning/services/moodle/moodle-hilfe-tipps/aktivitaeten-materialien/aktivitaeten-zur-gruppenfindung/aktivitaet-gerechte-verteilung/|Service pages of the University of Ulm for the activity Just Distribution]]