On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 10:03 PM, Vamsi Krishna
Davulurivamsi.davul...@gmail.com wrote:
I think i've been working on the wrong moodle, I've been working
with the default moodle installation found at moodle.org. How do I
get everything XS-Moodle specific? A quick google search points
me to this:
http://docs.moodle.org/en/OLPC_XS_installation
Should I proceed with that?
No. You'll want to base your work on
- testing against the OLPC XS - grab the recent 0.6dev2 install image
from http://xs-dev.laptop.org/xs/other/
- the 'moodle' git tree at http://dev.laptop.org/git
there is a good post on how to test (and develop) moodle on an XS in
the 'server-devel' archives. I normally search the archives with a
site-scoped search like
http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Alists.laptop.org%2Fpipermail%2Fserver-devel+testing+moodle
I'd encourage handling the queue from moodle's cron. See admin/cron.php
right, this seems to be exact thing i'd need for dynamic clean-ups.
Anything dynamic like a queue.
Right. Moodle cron handling triggers every 5 minutes. If you want
something more often we can explore options. In any case, we can look
at that later.
I'm not sure what your UIs look on the Sugar side,
the sugar side, my plan morphed into a completely new Print activity
The print activity can read any sugar supported mime and convert it
to pdf, and send to moodle etc through a new toolbar.
Thats about it.
So it's no longer an extension of the Journal?
but we could
leverage your work into being a publish into moodle and/or print
action. Push to moodle where everyone can see it and (if there's a
printer) the teacher gets and extra button to print.
You mean the teacher gets a print button within sugar or within
moodle?
Within Moodle. There are two 'views' that I suspect are interesting
1 - the user page, in its 'print queue' tab
2 - a 'course print queue' page in a module, showing all the new /
outstanding documents from all course members
#2 makes me think that this is a more powerful thing than just 'printing'.
hmm, I will have to look into how to do this within the scope of a group.
also, on my default moodle installation a student can't see the
'users page' (i'd guess i can set permissions on that somewhere)
I mean user's page as in: the page of a particular user.
Hope, you won't mind the newbie questions, i've done everything
on moodle almost by myself, I will definitely be lacking much.
No problem. Next week my life will be much calmer, and I'll be more
than happy to have a chat with you.
Apologies again that I'm not more available,
m
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