Just a quickie - I am making a presentation about Moodle and I am going to use the Progression list in the docs in Pedagogy here: http://docs.moodle.org/en/Pedagogy#Progression
...number 2 is Passive forum - but I'm not sure what that means? Does it mean a news forum where somebody just posts information for students to read? Or is there more to it than that?
I was just wondering... In 1.9 you could go to site admin>appearance>html editor and add extra fonts - but can you do this in the Moodle 2.0 TinyMCE editor? If you can, I don't know how. (And no I don't mean via its folder on the server - I mean directly in Moodle)
Hmm.. not sure whether this should be in Networking, Roles or here in QA but anyway: I am trying to get Moodle 2.0 and Mahara 1.3 networked. Having a few problems but what does work is that my users in Moodle who have been given the capablity to roam to a remote host are able to see the Network server block and click on the link to my Mahara. But I am the root admin and I can't! (I have even checked my own permissions and it says YES to mnet) I'd have thought I would have been able automatically to see the link as soon as I had set everything up. Does anyone have any idea?
Hi there. I don't have much experience of Mahoodle but I have done it successfully with 1.9 and Mahara 1.2 so I figured the settings would be similar and I know where the new bits are in Moodle 2.0..so.. I have tried this morning to link my Moodle 2.0 to my Mahara 1.3 It all looks fine except that when a user clicks on the link in Network servers to go to my Mahara they get taken to a page of my Mahara that gives out this message - does anyone have any suggestions of something obvious I have missed, because I am inexperienced in this and could well have omitted something? Thanks
I have tried the parent role before but this is the first time I am attempting to use it "in anger" as they say. I have followed the instructions in moodle docs here http://docs.moodle.org/en/Parent_role and although it seems to work as it should - it doesn't allow the parent to see the child's blog (although I have blogs set for everyone to see sitewide) nor does it let them see forum posts - in fact, it says they have none, when I know they have posted! Does anyone have any ideas? Have to tell you that usually when I ask a question instead of answer one, either I solve it myself within minutes because it was stupid and obvious - or else nobody answers me at all which makes me wonder why (and a bit lonely!) so any suggestions appreciated.