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Hi, it seems that according to http://download.moodle.org/windows/, the "Moodle packages for Windows" is still using xampplite 1.7.1. Would it be a good idea to upgrade this package to use the latest xampplite, which I think should be version 1.7.4? Should I create a moodle track ticket for this? Thanks...

It seems that by upgrading to 1.7.4, it might have better compatibility and support for Moodle 2.0.x...

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Dear fellow Moodler, first sorry about double posting this question in the "lesson" module forum as well, as I thought that this topic would fit better with "lesson" forum, but I didn't get any reply there so I thought that I would try my luck in this forum.

In Moodle 1.9.x or the new Moodle 2.0.x, is there a way to easily implement "online comic books", which is similar to something like this:

http://www.milehighcomics.com/firstlook/marvel/amazspid516/page02.html

So basically we would like to upload a lot of JPEG or GIF images, and "link" them together with a simple navigation UI like "Previous" "Next" buttons, and maybe a pull-down menu (TOC) so that users could quickly jump to a particular page.  We also want to track each student's viewing records as much as possible.  We don't want students to "download" something (e.g. PowerPoint .pps file) first and then open it up offline (as we will then lost track of their offline activities). We want them to be able to directly open it up and read it (comics with JPEG images) "inside" Moodle with some simple navigation, and be able to "track" their activities.

I have read about the "Lesson module" documentation (http://docs.moodle.org/en/Lesson), but it doesn't seem to really fit with our needs. I haven't tried the "Workshop module" yet..

Thoughts, comments, suggestions, or ideas? Thank you so much for helping!!

Judy

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Dear all, just a quick question.

In Moodle 1.9.x or the new Moodle 2.0, is there a way to easily implement "online comic books", which is similar to something like this:

 http://www.imanhua.com/comic/12/list_51447.html?p=3

So basically we would like to upload a lot of JPEG or GIF images, and "link" them together with a simple UI like "Previous" "Next" buttons, and maybe a pull-down menu so that users could quickly jump to a particular page.  We don't want students to "download" something (e.g. PowerPoint .pps) first and then open it up. We want them to be able to directly open it up and read it (comics with JPEG images) "inside" of Moodle with some simple navigation.

I have read about the "Lesson module" documentation (http://docs.moodle.org/en/Lesson) but it doesn't seem to really fit with our needs. I haven't tried the "Workshop module" yet..

Thoughts, comments, or suggestions? Thanks in advance!!

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Dear all, I tried to search on docs.moodle.org and other places, but couldn't find the answer. In mdl_modules table, there are these columns:

id name version cron lastcron search visible
1 chat 2005031000 300 1155276006   1
2 choice 2005041500 0 0   1
3 forum 2005042600 60 1155276006   1
4 glossary 2005041900 0 0   1
5 hotpot 2005031418 0 0   0
6 journal 2005041100 60 1155276006   0
7 label 2004111200 0 0   1
8 lesson 2005060900 0 0   1
9 presentation 2005032800 0 0   1
10 questionnaire 2006031702 43200 1155276006   1
11 quiz 2005060301 0 0   1
12 resource 2005041100 0 0   1
13 scorm 2005052200 0 0   1
14 survey 2005031600 0 0   1
15 wiki 2005031000 0 0   1
16 workshop 2005041200 60 1155276006   1

I think I could figure out most of them, but how do "cron" and "search" work? It seems that the "lastcron" would record when the cron job was last run with UNIX timestamp, but how about "cron" and "search"? If it is 300 (for chat), does it mean that it would run every 300 ms? Also, does the "search" just serve as a flag? Many thanks! 

Judy

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