Itamar Tzadok

There are two types of export in the database/dataform module. What you need for your students is the ##export## tag which uses the portfolios api and allows wysiwyg exporting to html.

But you can take a simpler approach in which you just need to add css @media print rule in the css tab of the module to cleanup header and footer when printing and then students could print out their list via the browser's print option.

The Dataform plugin allows you to apply all kinds of interesting effects to entries, including practice where the definition is displayed and the student need to select the right concept from a dropdown or type it in a textbox. It also allows you to grade the activity either in the entry level or in the activity level.

The Database module may be used as a personal activity by setting the activity to require approval and not approving any entry. The Dataform plugin achieves the same effect by a designated "group mode" called 'seperate participants'. In both modules the entry form may be designed as a glossary entry. hth

The tinyMCE spellcheck is an admin setting which defaults to google. See site administration -> plugins -> Text Editors -> tinyMCE html editor.

I think the last part is not entirely accurate. You can move resources/activities into a hidden section and make them visible there to the effect that the links are hidden from students (since the whole section is hidden) but the resources/activities are still accessible via designated links from e.g. labels.

The resource/activity actions (e.g. view) are logged from within the module, not from the click on the link, so actions would still be logged even if access is not through the Moodle created link.

See docs http://docs.moodle.org/23/en/File_module_settings#Displaying_a_website_index_page. Could that work for you?