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== Populating the sections inside your course==
== Populating the sections inside your course==
* When you build each section inside your buttons format course, remeber that the first section will be the first section inside grouping 1, in this case, the introduction:
* When you build each section inside your buttons format course, remember that the very first section will be the first section inside grouping 1. In this example, the introduction:
[[File:Buttons course format 9 buttons section 1.png|300px]]
[[File:Buttons course format 9 buttons section 1.png|300px]]
* And each course section will be used for each remaining section for each grouping.
 
* And each course section will be used for each remaining section for each existing grouping.
* So, in the above example, the Section # 2 of the course will actually be the part 1 of module 1:
* So, in the above example, the Section # 2 of the course will actually be the part 1 of module 1:
[[File:Buttons course format 9 buttons section 2.png|400px]]
[[File:Buttons course format 9 buttons section 2.png|400px]]

Revision as of 17:30, 10 August 2016

The Buttons course format is a contributed code module. It creates a menu with buttons in JavaScript to access the sections, one by one. It has features to create group of sections (example: modules, period) and change the button colors.


Download

You can download the format from the Modules and Plugins Database

Installing

After downloading the ZIP file, put it in your ...\moodle\course\format directory. The folder name must be 'buttons'. Vist the ' Admin ► Site administration ► Notifications ' page to finish the instalation.

Usage

  • When creating a new course, slect

Selecting

  • To select the format, simply choose it from the list of course formats in the course settings.

Buttons course format selection.png

  • Fill the available options:

Buttons course format options.png

  • Choose the number of sections, or leave the default of 10 sections.
  • Choose where you want the first section positioned: Either ' Above the list buttons ' or ' Below the visible section '.
  • Write the titles for all the groupings you will use and the number of sections that each one will have.
  • Write the hexadecimal color for the current section button and the visible section button (or leave it emplty to use the dafult value).

A new empty course

  • A new, empty course in the buttons format will shaw the (number of) buttons, that leads to nowhere...

Buttons course format empty course.png

  • The 'number of sections' is actually the number of buttons that will be visible, e g, 9 in the following example:

Buttons course format 9 buttons.png

  • The image below shows the settings using to produce the above image:

Buttons course format 9 buttons details.png

Populating the sections inside your course

  • When you build each section inside your buttons format course, remember that the very first section will be the first section inside grouping 1. In this example, the introduction:

Buttons course format 9 buttons section 1.png

  • And each course section will be used for each remaining section for each existing grouping.
  • So, in the above example, the Section # 2 of the course will actually be the part 1 of module 1:

Buttons course format 9 buttons section 2.png

FAQ

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Credits

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See also