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#1 2020-10-02 07:57:39
- cuc1601642672
Mix-Button for Breakout-rooms
A function to mix attendees automatically through breakout rooms to build new groups would be great. Now we can rotate same user-group from one breakout room to another automatically but it would be great to be able to mix the groups.
For example like this.
First round:
Room 1: A + B + C
Room 2: D + E + F
Room 3: G + H + I
Secound round:
Room 1: D + H + C
Room 2: A + E + G
Room 3: F + B + I
Third round:
Room 1: A + D + H
Room 2: B + E + I
Room 3: C + F + G
For language teaching it would be really great!
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#2 2020-10-13 09:42:24
- samlrs
Re: Mix-Button for Breakout-rooms
A function to mix attendees automatically through breakout rooms to build new groups would be great. Here at you can get 200 dollar payday loans Now we can rotate same user-group from one breakout room to another automatically but it would be great to be able to mix the groups.
For example like this.
First round:
Room 1: A + B + C
Room 2: D + E + F
Room 3: G + H + ISecound round:
Room 1: D + H + C
Room 2: A + E + G
Room 3: F + B + IThird round:
Room 1: A + D + H
Room 2: B + E + I
Room 3: C + F + GFor language teaching it would be really great!
I think that this is only possible in moodle =(
or am I wrong
Last edited by samlrs (2022-09-20 07:12:24)
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#3 2020-12-14 14:57:17
- Pkeschinger
Re: Mix-Button for Breakout-rooms
It would be nice if it would leave the presenters in the room and not rotate them. The people need to move, but there should be an option to keep the presenter in the room.
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#4 2021-07-07 05:52:50
- tomlife
Re: Mix-Button for Breakout-rooms
I totally agree with the suggestions that
a) there should be a rearrangment button, so group arrangements can me randomized newly from round to round
b) there should be at least the option to fix the moderators/prensters to the specific room
In addition, I'm really looking forward to use the "rotate"-fuction only for marked/selected participants. I was really excited about the new "rotate"-funktion, but when a realized that all participants move one room forward no matter which and how many participants are marked/selected, I was really disappointent. The "rotate"-function promised solutions for many teaching methods; but in this form it is nearly useless for our porpuses.
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