Using Calendar - Revision history

Tsala: Calendar export

2011-10-12T06:22:19Z

Calendar export

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 *View previous or future months.
 *Current date is outlined.
 ==Importing multiple events==
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 There is no easy way to jump to a specific month in the year other than to directly edit the URL variable for month "m=" :   calendar/view.php?view=month&cal_d=1&cal_'''m=02'''&cal_y=2006
-==Display Current Day Events==
+==Display current day events==
 Use link: http://moodle.org/calendar/view.php?view=day

Tsala: Adding an event

2011-10-12T05:36:34Z

Adding an event

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:36, 12 October 2011
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	{{Calendar}}		{{Calendar}}
	==~~Calendar events~~==		==Adding an event==
	~~The calendar has 4 types of events which can be visually filtered.~~

	* ~~Site~~ (event ~~viewable in all courses~~ - ~~created by admin users~~)		To add a calendar event:
	* Course ~~(event viewable only~~ to course ~~members - created by teachers)~~		# Click month on Calendar to get an expanded month view
	* ~~Groups (~~event ~~viewable only by members of a group~~ - ~~created by teachers)~~		# In Calendar view click the New Event button
	* User (personal event ~~a student user~~ can ~~create - viewable only by the user)~~		# On a New Event page select the type of event
			#* A '''User Event''' will only be visible by the user currently logged in (i.e. the one creating the event)
			#* A '''Group Event''' will be visible to a particular Group on the course (chosen from a drop-down list)
			#* A '''Course Event''' will be visible to participants on the course in question. Only users with the capability to manage calendar entries at the course level can add course events.
			#* A '''Site Event''' is a "global" event - visible in every course and on the calendar on the home page. Only users with the capability to manage calendar entries at the system level can add site events.
			# Set the event properties
			# Click Save changes

			The different types of events can be visually filtered.

	For example, if you (as a teacher) wanted to hide Group event dates (events assigned to learner Groups you create), click "Group events" on the bottom of the Calendar. This would hide all group events, and the color code would disappear from the link on the calendar. To show the events again, click the Group Events link again. This can make the calendar easier to read (especially if there are many events on the calendar).		For example, if you (as a teacher) wanted to hide Group event dates (events assigned to learner Groups you create), click "Group events" on the bottom of the Calendar. This would hide all group events, and the color code would disappear from the link on the calendar. To show the events again, click the Group Events link again. This can make the calendar easier to read (especially if there are many events on the calendar).
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	*View previous or future months.		*View previous or future months.
	*Current date is outlined.		*Current date is outlined.

	Both the daily and monthly detail screens have the New Event button. This allows you to manually add events for your classes (remember that the system will automatically add due dates for assignments, quizzes, etc. when you create those activities).

	==Importing multiple events==		==Importing multiple events==

Tsala: Importing multiple events, Navigating months, Display Current Day Events moved from Calendar settings

2011-10-11T15:17:56Z

Importing multiple events, Navigating months, Display Current Day Events moved from Calendar settings

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 {{Calendar}}
 The calendar has 4 types of events which can be visually filtered.
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 Both the daily and monthly detail screens have the New Event button. This allows you to manually add events for your classes (remember that the system will automatically add due dates for assignments, quizzes, etc. when you create those activities).
 ==See also==

Tsala: event types and overview moved from Calendar, see also

2011-10-11T15:06:29Z

event types and overview moved from Calendar, see also

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:06, 11 October 2011
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	{{Calendar}}		{{Calendar}}
	~~{{stub}}~~		The calendar has 4 types of events which can be visually filtered.

			* Site (event viewable in all courses - created by admin users)
			* Course (event viewable only to course members - created by teachers)
			* Groups (event viewable only by members of a group - created by teachers)
			* User (personal event a student user can create - viewable only by the user)

			For example, if you (as a teacher) wanted to hide Group event dates (events assigned to learner Groups you create), click "Group events" on the bottom of the Calendar. This would hide all group events, and the color code would disappear from the link on the calendar. To show the events again, click the Group Events link again. This can make the calendar easier to read (especially if there are many events on the calendar).

			Other features
			* Adding closing dates to course activities — [[Assignment module\|assignments]], [[Quiz module\|quizzes]] etc. will cause them to show up in the [[Calendar block\|calendar block]] as course events.
			*View previous or future months.
			*Current date is outlined.

			Both the daily and monthly detail screens have the New Event button. This allows you to manually add events for your classes (remember that the system will automatically add due dates for assignments, quizzes, etc. when you create those activities).

			==See also==

			*[[Calendar block]]
			*[[Upcoming events block]]
			*[[Calendar editor role]]

Marycooch: added template

2011-09-29T09:21:41Z

added template

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:21, 29 September 2011
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	{{Calendar}}		{{Calendar}}
	~~<p class="note">'''Please refer to [[Page_notes#Calendar \|these notes]] before editing this page.'''</p>~~		{{stub}}

Lasko: Created page with "{{Calendar}}
'''Please refer to these notes before editing this page.'''
"

2011-06-10T06:17:45Z

Created page with "{{Calendar}} <p class="note">'''Please refer to these notes before editing this page.'''</p>"

New page

{{Calendar}}
<p class="note">'''Please refer to [[Page_notes#Calendar |these notes]] before editing this page.'''</p>