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Differentiator
Local plugins ::: local_differentiator
Maintained by
Luca Bösch
A tool to efficiently formulate and save learning goals based on the Differentiator by Ian Byrd.
Learning goals are persisted for every user in your Moodle installation.
Latest release:
73 sites
105 downloads
20 fans
Current versions available: 2
A tool to efficiently formulate and save learning goals. This plugin is based off The Differentiator by Ian Byrd https://byrdseed.com/differentiator/.
Install under local/differentiator. There is no navigation node created. You have got to direct your users to that address otherwise, eg. by a link in the footer or in a custom menu.
Note that this ships with a differentiator_user_tour.json file which you can import into Site administration → Appearance → User tours. Multi-language content filter has to be enabled for the site to display the user tour correctly – alternatively you can edit it to preserve just one language.
MoodleMootIEUK 2020 presentation of this pluginContributors
Luca Bösch (Lead maintainer)
Tobias Garske: Contributor
Christian Wolters: Contributor
Germán Valero: Translator
Dinis Medeiros: Translator
koen roggemans: Translator
Hannes Laimer: Contributor
Stamos Spiliotis: Translator
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It would be very useful if you can add it as a button to ATTO, what do you think?
One contributor, Christian of University of Lübeck is working – if I'm not mistaken – on a 'Label' activity clone to access your collected local_differentiator learning goals. I'll forward you your idea of the Atto button.
Maybe the two of you could get in touch.
All the best,
Luca
Basically to port it to your language, too, it's the process mentioned here: https://docs.moodle.org/38/en/Differentiator_local_plugin#Languages_available
> If you would like to make a translation for another language (it will take you 2-3 hours working in a GoogleDocs spreadsheet document), please add a suggestion at https://github.com/lucaboesch/moodle-local_differentiator/issues
38 Strings can be done in AMOS, the rest are written to database tables at the time of installation and I'll edit them in gladly for you.