Dfwiki module

DFWiki

DFWiki is an alternative wiki module to the current (1.5.3) moodle wiki module (efurt-wiki or ewiki).

DFwiki for moodle 1.5.3 can be found in dfwiki home page, and in the moodle [CVS]. Give dfwiki a try and report your experience in the wiki forum.

Features

Key features of DFwiki are:

• Multiple editors. You can choose the kind of editor and format you wish to use when you create the page.

The dfwiki current editors/formats are:

• • ewiki compatible format ( to preserve backward wiki compatibility )
  • Moodle HTMLEditor.
  • dfwiki markup. Right now this is a subset of mediawiki format. But we are already working to meet 100% compatybility with mediawiki markup.
• HTML-Export. If you wish to share your wiki beyond moodle you can export the wiki content to a bunch of static html pages.
• Helpful blocks. Each dfwiki activity can be enriched by using blocks with helpful information.
  • Page List. Glossary-like tree containing an alphabetically ordered list of pages.
  • Index and Index from current. Represents the tree of wiki pages that descends from the current and main wiki page.
  • Orphaned pages.
  • Wanted pages.
  • User page contrib list.
  • Recent updates.
  • Search engine.
  • Admin block.
  • Navigation. Displays pages that link to current page and pages linked from current page. Actually is disabled due to efficiency issues.

And a lot of wishes.

• mediawiki import
• rss feed
• Wiki requirements List of wiki requirements (almost) met by dfwiki.
• Place your wish here dfwiki requests.

DFWiki team

DFwiki team are a group of developers leaded by Ludo (Marc Alier) a teacher of the UPC who likes to turn degree projects in something usefull for the [moodle community].

From left to right the DFwiki team are:

Antonio (or juan?¿) Castaño, Ludo (Marc Alier), Juan (or Antonio?¿) Castaño, Bernardino Todolí, Gilbert Brenes, Ferran Recio (the F owner) and David Catro ( The D owner).