Also, anyone willing to be a mentor should contact Michael d.If you have project ideas (something that can be handled as a plugin), please contribute it as a project for a new developer.We will be applying this week to be an "organisation" for GSOC2012.Two students involved with GSOC are now working at HQ.Moodle was involved in GSOC last year and this was successful.There will be a need to work out how this will work with new paged formats.Quick renaming of link titles on course page is a possibility.The team is now working on block moving with Ajax (previously tried and failed).Several bugs were removed when doing this work.LUNS has been working on Ajax course editing, which they have improved to use YUI3.The OU has been doing some similar work:.Keyboard expansion is possible, so it should be accessible, but this will need to be checked.With JavaScript off, forms still work - just like they do now.It has been proposed to allow opening and closing of all sections in a form.It may be possible to force sections open if necessary from within the form definition.The view of a settings page isn't "sticky" (maintained between views), but it could be in future.A modifications to form rendering that collapses forms, initially showing only sections with required fields.The chooser responds to keyboard input, so it should be accessible, but this will need to be tested (feedback welcome).The chooser resizes to suit screen size and will be themeable.Help is displayed on each activity/resource.Resources appear at the top and activities appear below this, although changes may be made to alleviate confusion between resources and activities.A new module chooser was demonstrated for adding modules to the course page it is similar to the question type chooser in the question bank.Proposed changes utilising YUI3 Ajax (Andrew Nicols from LUNS) New module selector There is a meta issue with subtasks to be completed for Moodle 2.3.The first release will support everything that the previous assignment did and will work with the gradebook.Draft submissions will still be possible and submission deletion may be possible.Upgrading to the new assignment should work, but there are still considerations that need to be discussed.The new assignment will support plagiarism, comments and other plugins.Developers will need to consider how proposed feedback plugins work with Advanced grading plugins, or if they are the same.Some aspects of the new assignment will be modular, for example, there will be submission plugins that can work in combination.There will still be support for Assignment types with new, inactive assignment class (mod_assign).A Specification document was started at HQ and work has begun at Netspot with a draft up for review.Work on the new assignment module was prompted by a collective idea from multiple universities in Australia and New Zealand.If you feel anything is missing, please edit this page this page or email Michael d.Īssignment module redevelopment (Invited speaker: Damyon Wiese from Netspot) The following are notes taken from the meeting. 2.2 Proposed changes utilising YUI3 Ajax (Andrew Nicols from LUNS)Īt varying times there were roughly 50 attendees.Īdam Olley, Andrew Nicols, Andrew Davis, Buck Ng, Damyon Wiese, Dan Marsden, Dercy Christ, David Mudrák, Eloy Lafuente, Gareth Barnard, Gavin Henrick, Helen Foster, Itamar Tzadok, Jennifer Edmondson, Julian Ridden, Kanika Goyal, Mark Drechsler, Mary Cooch, Matt Oquist, Mayank Gupta, Minh-Tam Nguyen, Paul Nicholls, Petr Škoda, Ramesh Jambulingam, Ray Lawrence, Rex Lorenzo, Sam Hemelryk, Shane Elliot, Simon Coggins, Stephen Bourget, Tim Hunt, Yangmun Choi, Yiannis Arapoglou (and possibly more).Īt Moodle HQ: Adrian Greeve, Ankit Agarwal, Aparup Banerjee, Barbara Romiro, Dan Poltawski, Dongsheng Cai, Gerard (Gerry) Caulfield, Jérôme Mouneyrac, Marina Glancy, Martin Dougiamas, Michael de Raadt, Rossiani Wijaya, Rajesh Taneja, Tim Barker.2.1 Assignment module redevelopment (Invited speaker: Damyon Wiese from Netspot).
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