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Germanvaleroelizondo: Added link to spanish translation of page

2014-08-25T18:28:43Z

Added link to spanish translation of page

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Cttxg: Adding MoodleBites video

2014-08-25T00:00:25Z

Adding MoodleBites video

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	#*Alternatively, if you want to strip away all formatting, rather than the Paste From Word icon you instead click the Paste As Plain Text icon and proceed to paste directly.		#*Alternatively, if you want to strip away all formatting, rather than the Paste From Word icon you instead click the Paste As Plain Text icon and proceed to paste directly.
	#Follow steps 8-9 for the section above on 'Typing directly into the editor'.		#Follow steps 8-9 for the section above on 'Typing directly into the editor'.

			==See also==
			* [http://youtu.be/j1uHPVFJFdM The Moodle Page Resource] MoodleBites video on YouTube

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Marycooch: ref to IE

2013-05-20T07:39:59Z

ref to IE

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	It's possible to select text from a website or a word processed document and create a page by drag and drop.		It's possible to select text from a website or a word processed document and create a page by drag and drop.

	''Note: this does not work with IE 9, Safari 6 or below and is unreliable with Firefox''		''Note: this does not work with IE, Safari 6 or below and is unreliable with Firefox''
	*Drag and drop upload of text/links must be enabled in ''Administration > Site administration > Development > Experimental > Experimental settings''		*Drag and drop upload of text/links must be enabled in ''Administration > Site administration > Development > Experimental > Experimental settings''
	*Select the text you wish to use, for example in a Word document. '''Note: Pasting from MS Word is fraught with danger.''' See [[#Pasting from another document]] below.		*Select the text you wish to use, for example in a Word document. '''Note: Pasting from MS Word is fraught with danger.''' See [[#Pasting from another document]] below.

Marycooch: /* Drag and drop text into a page */

2013-05-08T10:25:33Z

Drag and drop text into a page

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	See [[Page module settings]]		See [[Page module settings]]
	===Drag and drop text into a page===		===Drag and drop text into a page===
	It's possible to select text from a website or a word processed document and create a page by drag and drop. ~~{{New features}}~~		It's possible to select text from a website or a word processed document and create a page by drag and drop.

	''Note: this does not work with IE 9, Safari 6 or below and is unreliable with Firefox''		''Note: this does not work with IE 9, Safari 6 or below and is unreliable with Firefox''

Marycooch: /* Drag and drop text into a page */

2013-05-08T10:04:54Z

Drag and drop text into a page

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	See [[Page module settings]]		See [[Page module settings]]
	===Drag and drop text into a page===		===Drag and drop text into a page===
	It's possible to select text from a website or a word processed document and create a page by drag and drop. ~~'''(new in 2.5)'''~~		It's possible to select text from a website or a word processed document and create a page by drag and drop. {{New features}}

	''Note: this does not work with IE 9, Safari 6 or below and is unreliable with Firefox''		''Note: this does not work with IE 9, Safari 6 or below and is unreliable with Firefox''
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	\|[[File:pagedragdrop4.png\|thumb\|View of the page created from dragged and dropped text]]		\|[[File:pagedragdrop4.png\|thumb\|View of the page created from dragged and dropped text]]
	\|}		\|}


	===Pasting from another document===		===Pasting from another document===

Marycooch: drag and drop text into a page

2013-05-08T09:59:33Z

drag and drop text into a page

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 ===Typing directly into the Editor===
 See [[Page module settings]]
 ===Pasting from another document===

Marycooch: /* Typing directly into the Editor */

2013-04-30T10:09:43Z

Typing directly into the Editor

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	===Typing directly into the Editor===		===Typing directly into the Editor===
	~~#Log in, go to your course page, and Turn Editing On.~~		See [[Page module settings]]
	~~#In the section where you want the link to your~~ Page ~~to appear, click its Add A Resource menu; the menu displays.~~
	~~#From the menu select Page; the Adding A New Page To Topic [X~~] ~~page loads containing the settings for your new Page.~~
	~~#In its '''Name''' field, enter a title - this will eventually appear as a link on your course page so keep it concise but descriptive.~~
	~~#In its '''Description''' field, enter a concise description no longer than index length.~~
	~~#If the '''Name''' is insufficient on its own to communicate the contents of your new Page, then select the checkbox to Display Description on Course Page.~~
	#Into the '''Page Content''' field you can then enter the content of your page including a range of media as needed. N.b. if you are pasting from an existing document e.g. word processed, you'll need to follow the instructions below.
	~~#The remaining fields stipulate who can access the page and when - complete these as appropriate.~~
	~~#Ensure all fields with '''asterisks''' are complete, and when you are ready click the Save And Display button at the bottom of the page; your new Page loads.~~
	If you need to make subsequent changes, to edit the Page you can either open it and in its Settings block click Edit Settings, or from your course page (after you've Turned Editing On) you can click its adjacent Update icon.

	===Pasting from another document===		===Pasting from another document===

Tsala: How to create a page thanks to Mira Vogel in 20 wiki

2012-06-08T12:49:30Z

How to create a page thanks to Mira Vogel in 20 wiki

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-{{Page}}==Why a Page and not a File?==
+{{Page}}==Why a page and not a file?==
 #Opens seamlessly  - no clunky attempts to launch third party software (e.g. Microsoft Word) which some users may not be able to access.
 #Can be accessed by mobile devices e.g. smartphones (again, not all smartphones can handle word-processed documents)
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 #Can contain links - e.g. to files, to web pages, or to Glossary entries
-===When to use a Page rather than a File ===
+===When to use a page rather than a file ===
-Use a Page if:
+Use a page if:
-*the document doesn't need to be printed
+*The document doesn't need to be printed
-*you need to update it fairly often
+*You need to update it fairly often
-*you don't need to impose strict control over the way it looks (for accessibility reasons you should, if educationally appropriate, avoid taking control)
+*You don't need to impose strict control over the way it looks (for accessibility reasons you should, if educationally appropriate, avoid taking control)
-*your students may need to refer to it (on their smartphone for example) frequently for reference e.g. timetable, schedule, tutorial groups, reading list.
+*Your students may need to refer to it (on their smartphone for example) frequently for reference e.g. timetable, schedule, tutorial groups, reading list.
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Ichklaus: DE-Link

2012-04-25T14:38:05Z

DE-Link

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	*you don't need to impose strict control over the way it looks (for accessibility reasons you should, if educationally appropriate, avoid taking control)		*you don't need to impose strict control over the way it looks (for accessibility reasons you should, if educationally appropriate, avoid taking control)
	*your students may need to refer to it (on their smartphone for example) frequently for reference e.g. timetable, schedule, tutorial groups, reading list.		*your students may need to refer to it (on their smartphone for example) frequently for reference e.g. timetable, schedule, tutorial groups, reading list.

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Marycooch: removed anothe rodd phras

2012-04-16T20:38:54Z

removed anothe rodd phras

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	#Much easier for the Teacher to edit (i.e. saves time)		#Much easier for the Teacher to edit (i.e. saves time)
	#Much more accessible, and readily configurable for reading (easier to resize text, change colours, etc, in the web browser)		#Much more accessible, and readily configurable for reading (easier to resize text, change colours, etc, in the web browser)
	#Can contain links - e.g. to files ~~on learn.gold~~, to web pages, or to Glossary entries		#Can contain links - e.g. to files, to web pages, or to Glossary entries

	===When to use a Page rather than a File ===		===When to use a Page rather than a File ===