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'''Resource List''' is a contributed code module for Moodle.  The Resource List provides a way for instructors to create a resource heading then place course resources under this heading. A Javascript allows the students to expand and collapse the resources listed under each heading. This feature can visually condenses a course.   
'''Resource List''' is a contributed code module for Moodle.  The Resource List provides a way for instructors to create a resource heading then place course resources under this heading. A Javascript allows the students to expand and collapse the resources listed under each heading. This feature can visually condenses a course.   


Currently only 'Link to files or websites' can be added to a '''Resource List'''.
The Resource List uses the standard Moodle "Link to files or websites" type of interface.  
 
[[Image:resourcelist_in_course_section.png]]
 
== Introduction ==


== Using the resource list feature ==
[[Image:resourcelist_in_course_section.png|frame|center|Examples of Resource Lists in a 1.9 course]]
=== Adding a Resource List ===
=== Adding a Resource List ===
The '''Resource List''' is added via the "Add a resource..." drop-down menu in a course section:
The '''Resource List''' is added via the "Add a resource..." drop-down menu in a course section.
[[Image:add_a_resource_list.png]]
[[Image:add_a_resource_list.png|frame|center|"Add a resource" drop down menu showing Resource List]]


=== Adding Resources to Resource List ===
=== Adding Resources to Resource List ===
[[Image:resourcelist_input_screen.png]]
Adding or editing a resource list is fairly straight forward.
[[Image:resourcelist_input_screen.png|frame|center|The settings screen for a Resource List]]


== Installation ==
== Installation ==
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== See also ==
== See also ==
*[http://moodle.org/mod/data/view.php?d=13&rid=4433 Resource List module] is in Modules and Plugins database page for downloads and more information.
*[http://moodle.org/mod/data/view.php?d=13&rid=4433 Resource List module] is in Modules and Plugins database page for downloads and more information.
*You can also download the latest code from [http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/CONTRIB-2385 Moodle's contributed module] on the tracker.
*Discussions: please create or find a discussion topic in the [[Resource List module forum]]
*Discussions: please create or find a discussion topic in the [[Resource List module forum]]

Latest revision as of 18:28, 21 December 2010

Resource List is a contributed code module for Moodle. The Resource List provides a way for instructors to create a resource heading then place course resources under this heading. A Javascript allows the students to expand and collapse the resources listed under each heading. This feature can visually condenses a course.

The Resource List uses the standard Moodle "Link to files or websites" type of interface.

Using the resource list feature

Examples of Resource Lists in a 1.9 course

Adding a Resource List

The Resource List is added via the "Add a resource..." drop-down menu in a course section.

"Add a resource" drop down menu showing Resource List

Adding Resources to Resource List

Adding or editing a resource list is fairly straight forward.

The settings screen for a Resource List

Installation

  1. Load the resourcelist module directory into "[moodle root]/mod" directory.
  2. Go to the "[moodle root]/mod/resourcelist" directory and run the following command:
    $ patch -b -p0 -i moodle19.patch
  3. If your theme uses customized pix, copy these files, "icon.gif", "switch_plus.gif", and "switch_minus.gif" to the "[moodle root]/theme/[your theme]/pix/mod/resourcelist/" directory.
    $ cp *.gif ../../theme/[your theme]/pix/mod/resourcelist/
  4. Visit your admin page to create all the necessary data tables.

See also