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Pilpi: /* An alternative? */

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An alternative?

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	==An alternative?==		==An alternative?==
			TODO: create mockup and present in forums
	* Click 'Add activity' in course		* Click 'Add activity' in course
	* A window appears with a list. Select an activity from a list (for example, forum), seeing a description of the activity selected, helping to confirm which activity is in question		* A window appears with a list. Select an activity from a list (for example, forum), seeing a description of the activity selected, helping to confirm which activity is in question

Pilpi: /* Current way (Moodle 1.9) */

2009-07-17T20:29:55Z

Current way (Moodle 1.9)

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	* No direct feedback to the user of the fact that anything was added		* No direct feedback to the user of the fact that anything was added
	** Instead, show the user a config screen of the new module without request. In essence, enter a one-screen wizard for creating the module, with no information communicated to users about the fact how much work they have to commit to before being finished		** Instead, show the user a config screen of the new module without request. In essence, enter a one-screen wizard for creating the module, with no information communicated to users about the fact how much work they have to commit to before being finished
	* By default, users are brought into the context of the new item, again without request, losing context of where they have been taken unless they already know and understand the passive-aggressive logic of the system to ~~treat its~~ users		* By default, users are brought into the context of the new item, again without request, losing context of where they have been taken unless they already know and understand the passive-aggressive logic of the system to throw users around without prior notice
	** (though an option is provided for returning to the course while adding a module)		** (though an option is provided for returning to the course while adding a module)

Pilpi: New page: Moodle User Interface Guidelines > Add element The workflow of adding an item (new course or a module into a course) in Moodle: ==Curre...

2009-07-17T20:29:09Z

New page: Moodle User Interface Guidelines > Add element The workflow of adding an item (new course or a module into a course) in Moodle: ==Curre...

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[[ Moodle User Interface Guidelines|Moodle User Interface Guidelines]] > Add element

The workflow of adding an item (new course or a module into a course) in Moodle:

==Current way (Moodle 1.9)==
* Select an element to add from a dropdown.
* No direct feedback to the user of the fact that anything was added
** Instead, show the user a config screen of the new module without request. In essence, enter a one-screen wizard for creating the module, with no information communicated to users about the fact how much work they have to commit to before being finished
* By default, users are brought into the context of the new item, again without request, losing context of where they have been taken unless they already know and understand the passive-aggressive logic of the system to treat its users
** (though an option is provided for returning to the course while adding a module)

==An alternative?==
* Click 'Add activity' in course
* A window appears with a list. Select an activity from a list (for example, forum), seeing a description of the activity selected, helping to confirm which activity is in question
* Click [Add activity] next to the list
* See the new activity appear where it was asked for, with a notice: "Forum needs some further details of how it should work. [Forum settings]"
* By pressing [Forum settings], enter the config screen of the module
* When saving, show the user the module already, since the user has opted to enter it themselves by pressing the "[Forum settings]" button and already knows their context.