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The 1.8 Moodle will have both setting Type (group, teacher, student) and an additional setting called Group Mode (No group, seperate groups and visible groups). | The 1.8 Moodle will have both setting Type (group, teacher, student) and an additional setting called Group Mode (No group, seperate groups and visible groups). | ||
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CamelCase notation is a describes multiple words, joined together without spaces, separated by changes in case. The uppercase and lowercase letters show up like the humps of camels. It is often also called BumpyText because it could look like CaMeL_CaSe. | |||
Autolinking is not always desirable. Some text is writen in CamelCase. For example a file names might be MyFile_2007_Feb.jpg . | |||
==Choose an initial page== | ==Choose an initial page== | ||
Revision as of 03:17, 16 February 2007
- This page is for documentation on how to add/edit a wiki activity and is redirected from mod/wiki/mod (a help page).
Wiki settings
The 1.5 Moodle has the "Type" (group, teacher, student) setting in the wiki settings. The "Group Mode" setting (No group, seperate groups and visible groups) is a course setting. The 9 combinations of group and type settings determine what an individual student can see or edit.
The 1.8 Moodle will have both setting Type (group, teacher, student) and an additional setting called Group Mode (No group, seperate groups and visible groups).
Wiki auto linking option
CamelCase notation is a describes multiple words, joined together without spaces, separated by changes in case. The uppercase and lowercase letters show up like the humps of camels. It is often also called BumpyText because it could look like CaMeL_CaSe.
Autolinking is not always desirable. Some text is writen in CamelCase. For example a file names might be MyFile_2007_Feb.jpg .
Choose an initial page
This can be the first wiki page that is created, or a way to switch to a different front page.
See also
- Go to Help:Editing to learn more about the wiki formatting tags
- HTML editing on a Moodle page
