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- Post assignments to Canvas. Have students download to their personal computers, then Upload to their Home directory in RStudio Server. When complete, the students can either copy the files from their EDU pod Home directory back to their computer using the Samba mount of their Home directory, then upload the completed assignment to Canvas from there.
- Post assignments in
Instructors can post assignments to their shared /stor/work/<Course_Semester> directory in a number of ways, as describe below in xxx. After posting an assignment to the shared /stor/work/<Course_Semester> directory
. Have, instructors can have students copy it to their Home directory using a Terminal pane in RStudio Server, renaming it. When finished, use an RStudio Server Terminal pane to copy back to the shared /stor/work/<Course_Semester> directory.
Code Block language bash # Copy/rename homework assignment to user home directory, # which is the default current directory in an RStudio Terminal window. cp /stor/work/MOL290C_Fall2021/homework1.R homework1.amb599.R # When complete, copy the finished assignment back to the shared course/semester directory # Note the -p option ensures the file's date/time stamp is preserved cp -p homework1.amb599.R /stor/work/MOL290C_Fall2021/
Posting assignments to the shared course directory
- , then have students access files there as described in the next example. Stage files in the shared /stor/work/<Course_Semester> directory can be done in either one or two steps.
- or a remote file transfer program such as scp, to first
- Use Desktop file system access via Samba to drag/drop