Talk:Course settings: Difference between revisions
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This page should explain what can be seen on the <u>moodlesite.com/course/edit.php</u> page (the page where the teacher can edit the course settigs) | This page should explain what can be seen on the <u>moodlesite.com/course/edit.php</u> page (the page where the teacher can edit the course settigs) | ||
::I think people are going to get confused. What that fancy word? It is a disambigious page. "Settings" is too generic a Moodle term. For example , I believe every activity in a course has settings. What is appropriate for this page are links to the various settings possible in Moodle. It is a nice idea for a page, it just needs to have a different title, in my opinion. | |||
::My question is should there be a page called "course settings" or "settings-course"? I would create the page and then move the content myself, except I think I would like Helen to tell us what she thinks is a consistant naming convention with other parts of MoodleDoc. | |||
--[[User:chris collman 2|chris collman 2]] 21:18, 29 August 2006 (CDT) | |||
Revision as of 02:18, 30 August 2006
This page should explain what can be seen on the moodlesite.com/course/edit.php page (the page where the teacher can edit the course settigs)
- I think people are going to get confused. What that fancy word? It is a disambigious page. "Settings" is too generic a Moodle term. For example , I believe every activity in a course has settings. What is appropriate for this page are links to the various settings possible in Moodle. It is a nice idea for a page, it just needs to have a different title, in my opinion.
- My question is should there be a page called "course settings" or "settings-course"? I would create the page and then move the content myself, except I think I would like Helen to tell us what she thinks is a consistant naming convention with other parts of MoodleDoc.
--Chris collman 2 21:18, 29 August 2006 (CDT)
