Moodle Blue Card for lecturers

Here at Oxford Brookes, we have a Blue Card scheme enabling students with specific learning difficulties (SpLDs) to flag their work with a blue card, so the tutor will mark it with due consideration.

There are two ways of submitting a Moodle assignment that might be required to be assessed differently if a student has a specific learning difficulty: the Turnitin assignment, and the Moodle assignment.

Here's what the JavaScript blue card functionality will look like in Moodle to a lecturer.

Please note this is a proof of concept and is not yet available in live Moodle.

We run a Moodle query in the background to check whether the student is entitled to a blue card, and only display the blue card button to them if they are entitled to use it.

When the lecturer opens the submissions to a Moodle or Turnitin assignment, the ones who have added a blue card will be highlighted.

Moodle Assignment


  1. Log in to Moodle. 
  2. Go to your course and then your assignment.

      
  3. Click on "View/grade all submissions":
  4. If any students have added comments (including Blue Cards), you will see the following:
      
  5. Use the scroll bar to scroll to the right and see the comment. Click on 'Comments' to view the comment(s):



  6. If the student has asked for their work to be assessed using the blue card scheme, it will look like this (highlighted blue, with a link to the marking guidelines for lecturers):
     

Turnitin Assignment

  1. Log in to Moodle. 
  2. Go to your course and then your Turnitin assignment.
  3. Click on 'Submission Inbox':
  4. If a student has asked for their work to be assessed using the blue card scheme, it will look like this (highlighted blue, with a link to the marking guidelines for lecturers):

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