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I | Contribution type | Description |
Others (report) | Other contribution type not listed in the menu at present (report which one to teachers) | |
* | Organizational aspects | Proposals and other questions related to the organization of the work team, scheduling,.... |
* | Improvements in markup | Improvements in markup, spelling, etc. (bear in mind that final document quality for printing (nicer tables, paginated table of contents, page markup...) will be performed at the end |
* | Support requests | Simple questions, help requests, etc. without too much making of previous information |
** | Help partners | Help group or course mates who asked questions, requested support, formulated doubts, etc. (group or course forum) |
** | New information | New information has been added to text or discussion |
*** | New hypotheses | New hypothesis has been prepared from preexisting information, and possibly, some new information (if so, mark option ' New information ' also) |
*** | Elaborated questions and new routes to advance | Elaborated questions and new ways to move forward in the work which they were not taken into account previously (not just simple questions or elementary requests of support) |
*** | Synthesis / making of information | Synthesize or refine speech with preexisting information |
Example on forum post, prior to posting:
and after posting:
The byte count in action log report does not take into account the lines starting by "> " or included by QUOTE tags (previous message).
Example at wiki edition time, showing the description of each item in the list of type of contributions as a pop up blue window when the mouse passes over the help roud blue icon ( ).
Example on Wiki page history:
Example on a spreadsheet:
The action log feature can display them.
There is also a table reporting the evolution in time (weeks or days) of contributions:
Additions are shown in green background, deletions in pink, and the difference is shown without any special background color. Units are either bytes or kb, specified previously through the reporting filters described in Action log page, as well as start and end date, and if columns are days or weeks.
The main goal of reporting them is showing students in tutorship sessions what the log of their activity respect to the average of their class, for instance, as a simple way to enable students self-regulate their effort investment in the learning process of that activity/subject/course, etc. Many other uses can be achieved with that information, and it is not intended to be the only way to "grade" students activity but to enhance broad information to tutors about students activity to improve feedback to student along the learning activity process, and not only as grading information at the end.
When contribution feature is enabled, Action log feature will allow displaying the summaries of contribution by types along time also in graphs. The graphs are produced in better quality when jpgraph library is installed in you Tiki (see Mod jpgraph for more details). You can also download the library in lib/jpgraph.
Nota: the preference feature_jpgraph must be manually turn in in the database adn you must clear the cache after.
insert into tiki_preferences (name, value)values('feature_jpgraph', 'y');
These are the type of graphs produced (examples produced having jpgraph lib installed on the site)
This feature can be enabled in Admin -> Contribution. It allows an user to select which other mats of his/her group where co-authoring (or just contributing, at least) to that wiki page edition.
Action log will reflect that contribution also.
Note that there is a setting to allow users to see user's contributions (within a user activity log) at Admin -> Login ("Displays user's contribution in the user information page:"). If enabled, a user will be able to see other user's activity log, including his/her contributions on the report.