Mary Cooch (personal account)

Hi Steve. As administrator you can specify which is the default editor on your Moodle from Adaministration > Site administration > Plugins > Text editors > Manage editors.  You can also disable Atto if you want to. I don't understand why you don't see the regular TinyMCE editor once you have selected it in your profile - are you saying that when you select it in your profile and then you go back to the course page to edit your course you don't then see the TinyMCE editor? If you are missing some icons in the TinyMCE editor then you can put them back from Administration > Site administration > Plugins > Text editors > TinyMCE HTML editor > General settingsSee Tiny MCE editor in the docs

As I said before, I'm led to understand these changes (removal of items such as colour) were done in order to make the default Atto editor more accessible. If you see at around 48 seconds into this video you see what I mean - adding colour brings up accessibility warnings.

Visvanath - if I recall correctly I said to you personally I'd paste in any  edits of yours that you wanted to go into earlier versions, but as a  rule we only add to the current and previous  documentation.

How about using a Lesson? Essay question type followed by content page with feedback followed by essay 2 question  type followed by content type with feedback on essay 2 etc?

Pas pour le moment, non

Oui oui bien sûr  Je me souviens de l'inauguration de l'aéroport en 1974; je n'avais que 15 ans et je l'ai trouvé vraiment impressionnant!