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==MoodleDocs in other languages==
==MoodleDocs in other languages==


*Moodle documentation is required in every language! Let's start with one or two additional languages - ''any voluteers please email docs AT moodle DOT org!''
Moodle documentation is required in every language! MoodleDocs in other languages will enable many people to be involved in creating documentation. :-)
*MoodleDocs in other languages will enable many people to be involved in creating documentation, rather than just a few.
*Each version will contain the language code in the URL e.g. docs.moodle.org/es/..., docs.moodle.org/de/... etc.
*[http://moodle.org/help.php?file=index.html Moodle help files] will remain in each [[MoodleDocs and lang packs|language pack]] for those using Moodle locally without an Internet connection.
*All documentation contributions should be encouraged, including creating new pages i.e. contributors should not be restricted to only translating English pages.
*Essential documentation should be decided upon and assigned to a [[:Category:Core|core category]]. All these pages should be translated.
*[[:Category:Core|Core category]] pages will have interlanguage links.
*'''Translation will be multi-directional''' i.e. not just translation from English into other languages (e.g. a Spanish developer writes documentation in Spanish which is then translated into other languages).
*MediaWiki page titles are the same as the last part of the URL, however these may be translated by moving the page and so creating a redirect e.g. docs.moodle.org/nl/Metacourses moved to docs.moodle.org/nl/Koepelcursus. (This would only be used for certain pages, not Moodle file path named pages.)
*Features to consider using: [[Special:Export|Export pages]] and [[Special:Import|Import pages]]


===Language links===
*[[MoodleDocs lang planning|MoodleDocs language planning]]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Interlanguage_links Wikipedia:Interlanguage links]
*[[MoodleDocs and lang packs|MoodleDocs and language pack content]]
*[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meta:Conventions_for_multilingualism Meta:Conventions for multilingualism]
*[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Interwiki_linking Help:Interwiki linking]
*[http://prevolution.org/mediawikifarm  Multiple Sites using one codebase]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Multilingual_coordination Wikipedia:Multilingual coordination]
*[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/How_to_start_a_new_Wikipedia Help:How to start a new Wikipedia]
 
===Other multilingual documentation wikis===
*[http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Main_Page Mozilla Developer Center]
*[http://textpattern.net/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page The TextBook Project]
*[http://susewiki.org/index.php?title=Main_Page SUSE Wiki]


==MoodleDocs navigation==
==MoodleDocs navigation==

Revision as of 19:35, 28 January 2006

Links to MoodleDocs

Moodle 1.6 will have a button on each page that links to pages in the wiki with the same path as the pages in Moodle e.g. the Forums index page will link to mod/forum/index. You can see this already on moodle.org.

Currently all the links are to teacher or administrator documentation. Links to student documentation are also required.

MoodleDocs in other languages

Moodle documentation is required in every language! MoodleDocs in other languages will enable many people to be involved in creating documentation. :-)

MoodleDocs navigation

  • Categories provide a way of automatically displaying a set of pages in alphabetical order.
  • Templates enable additional navigation, either on the right e.g. Template:Themes or above the categories at the bottom of the page e.g. Template:Course admin.
  • A navigation trail may be added manually e.g. UTF-8 introduction or using an extension.

See also

External links