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  • Oct 2 2019
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  • Pontus Juth commented
    December 11, 2019 13:29

    I agree, there is no reason why chromebook users should not be able to upload the submissions from their local storage, if they wish to do so. Removing this option makes no sense. Chromebooks today have a lot more storage space than a few years ago, and some people also use SD cards to store their files locally. Why force them to transfer their files from google drive, if it is less convenient for them? For me, at the support desk, dealing with this issue is just a complete and utterly meaningless waste of time. How am I to respond to students wondering why they need to upload their local files to the cloud, couple their google account to itslearning, and THEN transfer their files, rather than simply uploading them? Without draging the name of the vendor in the dirt? Nobody asked for this "feature"! Undo it now, please.

     

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