Drupal Education

En estos enlaces pueden encontrar una actualización de DRUPPIX v0.15b

Correción en los permisos de directorios para poder utilizar la instalación web en Drupal 7

IMAGEN ISO
PENDRIVE VERSION

Detalles de la actualización:

• Drupal 7 Beta 2
• Paquete de módulos más utilizados ....
• Paquete de temas ... varios temas para D6 y D7 ...

http://drupal.org/project/sticky_notes

Just found this and have been playing around with it. Still very early on in my assessment of it and it just came out the other day but looks VERY promising for all levels of education. Check out the demo and I'm sure you'll be able to see the possibilities. Basically it lets you create a sticky note or view your own sticky notes. It also has a lot of permission settings so that people can set things to public or private stickies as well as who can view / post notes.

Overview:

In the last pune drupal user meetup ( 26th dec, 09) we all agreed to the need of more drupal awareness as a whole and one of the ways we discussed was to tap the interest early at the student level. To this effect project code named drupalkar (having both hindi and marathi connotations) was planned in which seasoned drupal developers will donate 1 hr to a student gathering in a college to spread drupal joy/way of web development. Approach here is simple, in that 1 hr drupal developer would demo how a website can be made from scratch in 1 hour in form a interactive demo and giving out more ideas and possibilities at the end of the demo. The same would be followed in many colleges with different developers donating time with different demo's (or maybe same, if one works out to be exceptionally good to catch attention)

http://dc2009.drupalcon.org/node/2110

Here's the write up for it. Please help vote us in so that education can be represented in the presentations at Drupalcon DC! If you're going make sure to do a write up and submit it too as the deadline is coming up soon! Education makes up a good part of the community and the more visibility the better it is for everyone!!

Abstract:

https://www.e-education.psu.edu/facdev/drupal_tips

Read the meeting notes from ultimike below. We are going to try to grow this group!!! Please help us -- even if you can't make a meeting help us by doing some PR for the group.... and just to show our smiling faces ... I caught most of the group in this picture.

I've been thinking about some of the specifics of creating a personal workspace within Drupal -- although my main area of interest is education, these thoughts have applications outside education -- these are some rough notes, and I'm curious to see/hear reactions about what I'm missing/overlooking. These notes are not intended to be comprehensive, but a starting point in a conversation about some specific functionality

Some basic functionality--

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To accomplish this, I was thinking about some integration between BuddyList (http://drupal.org/project/buddylist) and the ACL (http://drupal.org/project/acl) or NodeAccess (http://drupal.org/project/nodeaccess)module -- members of a user’s Buddylist can be used to form an access control list on a node by node basis-- I’m leaning toward the ACL module as I think a generalized API that can be used by other modules provides some advantages long term. However, was the ACL module designed to work primarily with roles, or with individual users?

On the basis of some of the comments in this thread, here are some thoughts about a first iteration:

All development here assumes development in 5.0 -- this means that some of the modules will need to be updated to 5.0 if they are not already there.

There are three types of functionality to consider for the initial distribution:

1. The public facing school web site
2. Classes; ie, the classes of an entire school in a single install
3. Student and teacher work areas -- this can be considered a PLE, but it will allow the learner-controlled space to exist alongside the more structured course area.