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'''Programmer:''' Luiz Eduardo Laydner Cruz | '''Programmer:''' Luiz Eduardo Laydner Cruz | ||
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Explore the possibilities of social networking features by expanding the user profile page: | Explore the possibilities of social networking features by expanding the user profile page: | ||
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* allow users to specify an external RSS feed to their own external blog, parsing the feed insert entries (optionally selecting by tag) as internal blog entries for that user, adding new tags/permissions as specified, with links back to external entry etc. | * allow users to specify an external RSS feed to their own external blog, parsing the feed insert entries (optionally selecting by tag) as internal blog entries for that user, adding new tags/permissions as specified, with links back to external entry etc. | ||
* if time, explore deeper integrations with Youtube, Flickr, MySpace, Facebook etc. | * if time, explore deeper integrations with Youtube, Flickr, MySpace, Facebook etc. | ||
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Back: [[Student projects]] | Back: [[Student projects]] | ||
Revision as of 07:48, 26 April 2007
Programmer: Luiz Eduardo Laydner Cruz
Summary
Explore the possibilities of social networking features by expanding the user profile page:
- add user tags that describe interests etc, as links to "interest pages" eg constructivism
- interest pages that contain information about all the people who share that interest, as well as blog entries that use that tag, google searches, other info using standard Moodle blocks etc
- allow users to add other users as "friends", which are displayed on their user profile pages
- think about controls to prevent abuse of these features in a school environment.
- allow users to specify an external RSS feed to their own external blog, parsing the feed insert entries (optionally selecting by tag) as internal blog entries for that user, adding new tags/permissions as specified, with links back to external entry etc.
- if time, explore deeper integrations with Youtube, Flickr, MySpace, Facebook etc.
Database structures
Core functions
Interface mockups
Tasks and Timeline
See also
Back: Student projects
