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EMeet Elena, film lecturerLisbon · four classes of thirty students · an illustrative example

Film lecturer

A week with Elena.

  1. Deadline day

    Thirty films, one link.

    Students upload their final cuts to a single request link. No accounts, no size juggling, and a dropped connection resumes instead of failing at 90%.

    File requests
  2. The week after

    Feedback goes back per group.

    Elena sends each group their graded cut and notes as a transfer, and sees who has downloaded theirs.

    Transfers
  3. All term

    Course material in one place.

    Reference films and readings live in a collection students come back to, with folders per week and nothing to reupload each semester.

    Collections

Worth knowing

  • Yungle is not a learning management system and has no gradebook or plagiarism checks. Use it alongside one.
  • Whether it fits your institution’s data protection rules is for your data protection officer to decide; the data processing agreement is published.

Questions, answered.

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Do students need accounts?

No. Students upload through a request link and download from collections without an account.

Can staff share one account?

Yes. Invite colleagues as workspace members and share storage and collections.

Is there a data processing agreement?

Yes. It is published on the site and applies to every account.

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