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*Sirve para dar a conocer las límites temporales de las actividades a realizar. | *Sirve para dar a conocer las límites temporales de las actividades a realizar. | ||
*Puede ser útil para las convocatorias si tienen plazo límite. | *Puede ser útil para las convocatorias si tienen plazo límite. | ||
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'''List format''' | |||
The calendar displays even lists one day at a time. There is no capacity to display a list of all site or course events over an extended period. To obtain date lists for publications, the only option is to link directly to the SQL database, select by the "courseid" and perform calculations to convert the UNIX "timestart" to a publishable date format: | |||
Using a Microsoft Access query, collect data from the '''mdl_event''' table and create 2 calculated fields: | |||
*'''calcdate''': DateValue("1/1/1970")+[timestart]/60/60/24+10/24 | |||
*'''daysavdate''': IIf([calcdate] Between #2/04/2006# And #29/10/2006#,[calcdate],[calcdate]+1/24) | |||
Then, use additional calculated fields to seperate the date, day of week and time (if needing to be formatted seperately: | |||
*Dte: Format([daysavdate],"mmm dd") | |||
*DayName: Format([daysavdate],"ddd") | |||
*Tme: Format([daysavdate],"hh:nn am/pm") | |||
PS: The dates for daylight saving need to be changed each year to match your location. | |||
PS: Very breif summary process for creating connection to moodle database in Windows environment: Install MySQL OBDC Driver 3.51 / Start settings control panel / admin tools/ Data Sources/ ODBC / add new service/ select MySQL ODBC driver/ follow prompts for User & password/ open access/ get external data/ point to MySQL ODBC connection | |||
'''Navigating months''' | |||
There is no easy way to jump to a specific month in the year other than to directly edit the URL variable for month "m=" : calendar/view.php?view=month&cal_d=1&cal_'''m=02'''&cal_y=2006 | |||
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Revisión del 18:02 17 may 2006
Por qué usar el Calendario
- Es preferible el uso de eventos de grupo o curso que el foro de novedades del sitio Moodle o Curso porque evita, al alumnado, la recepción masiva de mensajes que no son de su interés.
- Permite la privacidad en determinados eventos (por ejemplo: fechas de exámenes).
Para qué usar el Calendario
- Recordatorios de actividades de enseñanza-aprendizaje.
- Difusión de las actividades culturales y extraescolares.
Sugerencias
- Sirve para dar a conocer las límites temporales de las actividades a realizar.
- Puede ser útil para las convocatorias si tienen plazo límite.
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List format The calendar displays even lists one day at a time. There is no capacity to display a list of all site or course events over an extended period. To obtain date lists for publications, the only option is to link directly to the SQL database, select by the "courseid" and perform calculations to convert the UNIX "timestart" to a publishable date format:
Using a Microsoft Access query, collect data from the mdl_event table and create 2 calculated fields:
- calcdate: DateValue("1/1/1970")+[timestart]/60/60/24+10/24
- daysavdate: IIf([calcdate] Between #2/04/2006# And #29/10/2006#,[calcdate],[calcdate]+1/24)
Then, use additional calculated fields to seperate the date, day of week and time (if needing to be formatted seperately:
- Dte: Format([daysavdate],"mmm dd")
- DayName: Format([daysavdate],"ddd")
- Tme: Format([daysavdate],"hh:nn am/pm")
PS: The dates for daylight saving need to be changed each year to match your location. PS: Very breif summary process for creating connection to moodle database in Windows environment: Install MySQL OBDC Driver 3.51 / Start settings control panel / admin tools/ Data Sources/ ODBC / add new service/ select MySQL ODBC driver/ follow prompts for User & password/ open access/ get external data/ point to MySQL ODBC connection
Navigating months There is no easy way to jump to a specific month in the year other than to directly edit the URL variable for month "m=" : calendar/view.php?view=month&cal_d=1&cal_m=02&cal_y=2006
