Added a topics csv export feature - #69
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Hello, could a maintainer please review this PR when possible? |
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Thanks remi for your contribution. We are currently working on a moodle 5 release , we will try to include this in that depending on our workload |
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Thank you so much. |
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Teachers might want to co-create topics with their students. These topics and their cards will be created by students in the Moodle Cardbox's activity.
For a teacher to harness this work, a csv export feature facilitates the creation of "Test" activities in Moodle based on the students work.
It gives an extra incentive to students, knowing that the topics they study might be the objet of an assessment.
It sorts of mimics Wooflash's "exam mode".