Or what does it take to transform my site into something like this:
and
http://www.moodlenews.com/2013/check-out-this-great-looking-moodle-dashboard-by-edupristine/ (!!!)
How can I make my course content more engaging? The two links above I believe, are 2 great examples of using Moodle 2.x to produce engaging content.
Frankie Kam
Making your own theme is what it would take. This would involve, at the least, cloning an existing theme so you don't have to learn any PHP to speak of. Then you'd need to create your layout so you'll need a working knowledge of CSS and probably HTML. PHP would be useful.
I can point you to the documentation if you're up for it.
Of course there is a simlper method and i have very reasonable rates.
Here is a theme engine which provide you interfaces for theming moodle quicker and with more flexibility.
http://rlcommunity.remote-learner.net/mod/book/view.php?id=68
Hi Frankie
I drilled down through the links and couldnt find the site you were refering to?
I quite agree though. We think moodle should look more ike this
The trick with Moodle is spending a little time making sure it looks NOTHING like moodle, but with all (actually we added a lot more) functionality like "synthetic courses" to get round the rather bizarre limit on group numbers (ie no one wants to have drop down combos of 30 let alone 4000 groups) hence our recoding.
We're looking for enthusiastic vounteers to work on some cutting edge moodle-ology if anyone is interested drop me a line
Dom
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Hi Dom
I was referring to
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B6dptaPpGZSHV0piaVp2bFNOQ2M/edit?pli=1
and
http://blogs.sussex.ac.uk/elearningteam/2011/10/31/moodle-dashboard/
Frankie Kam
