Upload PDF, Word and PowerPoint notes into folders, decide who may open each folder and whether files can be downloaded, and share a link. Students read them inside EduVetta, under Lectures, and everything counts against storage you can extend by the gigabyte.
Each folder is private, shared with the students and batches you name, open to any signed-in student with a verified email, or open to anyone with its link. Change it at any time, and every folder has a link you can share.
PDFs open in a viewer inside EduVetta. Word and PowerPoint files get a reading copy made for them within minutes, so they open the same way. Downloads are off until you allow them for a folder; until then the notes are for reading.
Add PDF, Word, PowerPoint and OpenDocument files one or several at a time. Files of up to sixty megabytes upload straight away, and larger ones go directly to storage without passing through the app.
Your personal space comes with storage included, and you can buy more by the gigabyte when you need it. Inside an institution, the institution buys storage for its teachers. Going over the limit locks the folders rather than deleting anything, with warnings, and buying or deleting unlocks them.
A student sees Teacher notes under Lectures: the folders shared with them or their batch, and the open folders of their teachers, in the space they are in. A link to an open folder works without an account; a verified folder asks the student to sign in.
Open Teacher notes in your dashboard and create a folder for a batch, a chapter or a term. Choose who may open it and whether downloads are allowed.
Add PDF, Word or PowerPoint files. Reading copies are made for Word and PowerPoint, and the storage figure updates as you go.
Students you shared with find the folder under Lectures; anyone else gets its link. Change who may open it, or switch downloads on, whenever you like.
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PDF, Word, PowerPoint and OpenDocument text and presentation files, checked by their type. Word and PowerPoint files get a PDF reading copy so they open in the viewer; while it is being made the file says so.
Only if you switch downloads on for that folder. Otherwise students read the notes in the app, with the viewer's download controls hidden.
Your folders lock: nothing can be opened or shared until you are back within the limit, and uploads are refused. You are warned on the day it locks and again before anything is removed. After sixty days the newest files are deleted until the rest fit; buying storage or deleting files at any point unlocks everything.
The institution. Storage for an institution space is bought by the institution for one, several or all of its teachers, and your personal space keeps its own storage.
Yes. Open a folder to verified students and share its link, or open it to anyone with the link for notes that need no account at all.
Upload the notes you already have, share the folder with the batch, and let students read them under Lectures.
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