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ForumQ2A
Experimental ::: mod_forumqta
Maintained by 
Leyun Xia, 
Centre e-learning HES-SO Cyberlearn
Leyun Xia, ForumQ2A is a new forum activity based on the open source platform Question2Answer(www.question2answer.org).
Latest release:
13 sites
7 downloads
16 fans
Warning: This plugin uses a third party library that supports old PHP/MySQL drivers only. It cannot be installed on Moodle sites running on other databases or using other drivers such as MySQLi.
New version now supports MySQLi.
ForumQ2A is a new forum activity based on the open source platform Question2Answer(www.question2answer.org). It will be possible for the users to:
- ask their questions
- write their answers
- vote for the best answers
- comment on other people’s answers
- sort questions by the number of answers or views
- add tags to questions
Teachers can also perform the following actions:
- select the best answer
- manage the questions reported as inappropriate
Screenshots
Contributors
Leyun Xia (Lead maintainer)
Centre e-learning HES-SO Cyberlearn
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http://integration.moodle.org/job/Precheck%20remote%20branch/24725/artifact/work/smurf.html
Is this nice plugin fully compatible with 3.1?
Thanks
That's what I was looking for! Thank you.
Do you plan to extend functionality?
It'll be great if you add some base q2a features:
- search elements by keyword
- delete (not hide) elements
- moodle avatars in users rating
- categories!
- number of questions views
- tags managment
Big thanks again for that project!
Any estimate on when we can expect the update that supports mysqli?
how to change the template?
Why is the question of only one person can answer? (The rest can only komentirovat)
how to change the template?
Any chance to get a version for Moodle 3.2 that work with MySQLi?
You would make a lot of people happy if there was such a version soon
Any estimate on when we can expect the update that supports PostgreSQL?
as Question2Answer only supports MySQL so far, and I can't find any information about when they will make it compatible with PostgreSQL, I don’t think we will have an update for PostgreSQL in the near future. Sorry for that.
I work for the University of California, Santa Barbara. I have modified the pre-3.2 version of this plugin so that it:
1. Records user points separately per module instance.
2. Settings available: user points values, anonymizing user names, showing/hiding user scores, disabling/enabling voting or just downvotes on questions or answers.
3. Uses mysqli.
4. Exports user points and whether they participated as a CSV file so that instructors can manually grade the activity.
As you can expect, the modifications are pretty extensive. If you would like a copy of this, I can make it available to you.
Diane