Drupal in Education

I downloaded and installed the Gradebook module that is posted as a project over at Drupal, and realized I had difficulty understanding how it worked, although I did manage to figure it out.

So over the past few days I've put together a node submission form for a Gradebook node which includes the following features:

1. You can enter in student names in one column and their scores in another column
2. You can specify the default number of students per page.
3. You can create new columns for your gradebook without submitting all of your information.

I've installed DrupalEd and created a group for our Science Department where they would like to put their curriculum in a wiki table. The table pasted from Microsoft Word, no problem at all, but when you publish it, it overlaps over the OG navigation on the right hand side of the page. Is there a way for me to turn of the OG navigation on this page?

I'm also thinking of adding the Printer Friendly Pages module so these folks can print this form. Anyone had any good/bad experiences there?

Thanks! - Alex

I have been charged with the task of looking into different collaborative education systems. When I first heard about the whole DrupalEd thing and saw a demonstration I was excited. Now that I have my hands on it I am confused and somewhat dismayed. I am sure there is wonderful functionality in there but trying to understand how to tap into that is rather difficult. So where is the My Work, My Files and even Course pages? It seems that these default views for this pre-configured version are missing. Do I have to create these?

I am getting the following error when I click on a user name from a comment or story (for example when I click on the name of the user who contributed the story):

warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/admin/public_html/modules/user/user.module on line 1516.

Anyone else getting this?

Thanks

Finn

I wanted a way to automatically enrol students of a particular year group into the main year group courses. So if I created a new (Year 4 history) course partway through the term it magically appeared in all Year 4 pupil accounts. This video turorial shows how I used http://drupal.org/project/og_multiple_mandatory_groups_by_role to achieve this. The result: if you (say)create a new (year4) course and then simply asign it to the Year4 role, then create a new course assignment, all fifty Year 4 students will have the course added and the homework automatically emailed to all of them. I hope it is of use.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-996025370774379994

We need to allow users to upload photos (without accompanying stories) and tag them. Ideally we would display a block of approx. four recent user photos on the front page and a link to see a slideshow of perhaps the past 24 hrs of user photos. Something like this can be seen on the front page of www.nowpublic.com.

I'm about to install DupalEd to test this out, but I'm also wondering if there's somebody that has done this already.

I will need to have a course that is structured into several sections, each with several modules. The tutor will need to be able to give learners access to the modules in each section when (and only when) that have completed the modules in the previous section (by submitting an assignment, completing a quiz or some other task).

I have been unable to work out the problem with some out of place links on the, "My Work" section of my Drupal Ed installation. I have attached a screen shot. I am using the Zen-Trevor theme, but I am getting the error in other themes as well.

As you can see near the top of the screen, under the My Work title, there are several out of place/unnecessary category links. Also in the list of titles, there is another misplaced link.

Are others getting this problem and are there any known solutions.

Thanks for any suggestions

When users create stories there is no information about the author or when it was created appended to the story. I have looked at the story content type and I don't see where to enable this.

Am I missing something or is there another way to do this?

Thanks