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/**
* README.txt
* @version 2014-12-03
* @package mod_publication
* @author Andreas Hruska (andreas.hruska@tuwien.ac.at)
* @author Katarzyna Potocka (katarzyna.potocka@tuwien.ac.at)
* @author Andreas Windbichler
* @author Eva Karall (eva.maria.karall@univie.ac.at)
* @copyright 2014 Academic Moodle Cooperation {@link http://www.academic-moodle-cooperation.org}
* @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
*/

# ---------------------------------------------------------------
# FOR Moodle 2.7+
# ---------------------------------------------------------------

Publication module
===============

OVERVIEW
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The Publication module is used to allow students to share files with each other.

A publication can use two different modes:
1) Import files from an assignment
2) Allow students to upload own files

The publication module also provides the possibility to either
allow files to be instantly visible to all the other students or
the files require an approval from a teacher first.
This gives teachers the possibility to controll which files are shared.


REQUIREMENTS
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Moodle 2.7.2 or later

INSTALLATION
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To install, extract the contents of the archive to the mod/ folder in the moodle
root folder, and all of the archive's contents will be properly placed into the
folder structure. The module and all of its files is located in mod/publication
folder and require no other files or folders.

The langfiles can be put into the folder mod/publication/lang normally.
All languages should be encoded with utf-8.

After it you have to run the admin-page of moodle (http://your-moodle-site/admin)
in your browser. You have to loged in as admin before.
The installation process will be displayed on the screen. All the data necessary
for a proper install is contained in the help files displayed on screen.

CHANGELOG
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