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| Learning Tools | |
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| Type | Local Plugin |
| Set | N/A |
| Downloads | https://moodle.org/plugins/local_learningtools (not yet published) |
| Issues | https://github.com/bdecentgmbh/moodle-local_learningtools/issues |
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| Maintainer(s) | Stefan Scholz |
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==About Learning Tools== | ==About Learning Tools== | ||
=== Description === | === Description === | ||
The purpose of Learning Tools is to provide students tools to improve their learning experience. All tools are very easy to use and can be accessed from a unified interface, the floating button. This design is well known and a very common choice in apps. | The purpose of Learning Tools is to provide students tools to improve their learning experience. All tools are very easy to use and can be accessed from a unified interface, the floating button. This design is well known and a very common choice in apps. | ||
=== Architecture === | === Architecture === | ||
The plugin is built with flexibility and modularity in mind. The foundation is the local plugin, which implements the management functionality and the unified interface in the form of the floating button. | The plugin is built with flexibility and modularity in mind. The foundation is the local plugin, which implements the management functionality and the unified interface in the form of the floating button. | ||
[[File:Learnign Tools by bdecent — Floating Button.mp4| | [[File:Learnign Tools by bdecent — Floating Button.mp4|frame]] | ||
==Installation== | ==Installation== | ||
Revision as of 18:56, 23 August 2021
About Learning Tools
Description
The purpose of Learning Tools is to provide students tools to improve their learning experience. All tools are very easy to use and can be accessed from a unified interface, the floating button. This design is well known and a very common choice in apps.
Architecture
The plugin is built with flexibility and modularity in mind. The foundation is the local plugin, which implements the management functionality and the unified interface in the form of the floating button.
Installation
For more detailed info how to install plugins in general, visit https://docs.moodle.org/401/en/Installing_plugins.
To install Learning Tools, you have three options:
Option 1: Install from Moodle.org (NOT YET POSSIBLE, WAITING FOR PLUGIN APPROVAL)
- Login as an admin and go to Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins. (If you can't find this location, then plugin installation is prevented on your site.)
- Click the button 'Install plugins from Moodle plugins directory'.
- Search for "Learning Tools", click the Install button then click Continue.
- Confirm the installation request
- Check the plugin validation report
Option 2: Install from zip package
- Download Learning Tools from https://bdecent.de/product/learningtools
- Login to your Moodle site as an admin and go to Administration > Site administration > Plugins > Install plugins.
- Upload the ZIP file. You should only be prompted to add extra details (in the Show more section) if the plugin is not automatically detected.
- If your target directory is not writeable, you will see a warning message.
- Check the plugin validation report
Option 3: Install manually on server
- Download Learning Tools from https://bdecent.de/product/learningtools
- Rename the folder to "learningtools"
- Upload or copy it to your Moodle server.
- Unzip it in the `/local` directory. (the path should then look for example like this: https://yourmoodle.com/local/learningtools/version.php)
- In your Moodle site (as admin) go to Settings > Site administration > Notifications (you should, for most plugin types, get a message saying the plugin is installed).
