[Sugar-devel] [DESIGN] Journal share activity

[Manuel Quiñones]

2013/5/3 Gonzalo Odiard <gonzalo at laptop.org>:
>
>> I think there are two fundamental differences:
>>
>> - one-to-many: you share an item publically to all of the members of the
>> session, the ones that are available should be visible in one list, in the
>> mockup at the top left, everyone can download any of those items, the
>> download will go into the device you specify, there should probably be an
>> indicator if you want to store an already downloaded item into the same
>> place (like with any generic download)
>>
>> - one-to-one-outgoing: you send one item to a specific person, here you
>> need some feedback if the receiver acknowledged the incoming transfer
>>
>> - one-to-one-incoming: you receive a file sent by one specific person,
>> here you need an alert for the request, that you can acknowledge
>>
>> I do not see any duplicates here. You can argue that the one-to-one
>> transfers should be in one list with clear indicators what is an incoming
>> and what is an outgoing transfer, that could work
>>
>
> I think this is a tool to one-to-many principally (with the particular case
> of many-to-one defined as(b)). I am confident than in a constructivist
> environment, the request of privacy of kid-to-teacher should no be the most
> common case, because all can learn from other kids too.
>
> We already have a one-to-one tool in the Journal.

Yes, but in the given scenario "teacher collecting children work", it
does not scale.  Imagine the teacher's laptop receiving 25 alerts at
the same time.  That's why I'm proposing the "download all" button in
the sketch.

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