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Moodle 2.6 brings a lot of exciting new features for teachers, students and administrators. This page highlights a few of the most interesting.
 
Full details of the release, with technical information, can be found in the Moodle 2.6 Release notes.
 
==For all users==
 
=== A new simpler text editor===
The ATTO text editor provides a simpler, more accessible interface better suited to mobile devices. Users can select it in their profile settings in preference to the TinyMCE editor.
{|
|[[File:26ATTO.png|thumb|The ATTO HTML editor, useful for iOS devices]]
|}
 
===Collapsible TinyMCE editor===
The TinyMCE editor has new icons and can be toggled between one and three lines to save space.
 
{|
|[[File:26tinymce1.png|thumb|Collapsed view]]
|[[File:26tinymce2.png|thumb|Expanded view]]
|}
 
==For teachers==
 
===Single activity course format===
This new format allows teachers to choose just one activity which is displayed as soon as the students click on the course. It replaces the SCORM course format.
===Marking workflow and allocation===
Teachers can now control visiblity of grades for students until for example they have been reviewed and moderated. Teachers can be allocated to mark individual student assignments and these allocations show up clearly in the gradebook.
{|
|[[File:26markingworkflow.png|thumb|Setting marking workflow state when grading]]
|[[File:26markingworkflowallocatedmarkers.png|thumb|Grading screen showing different markers at different stages of the workflow]]
|}
 
==For administrators==
===Bulk create courses===
It is now possible to bulk create courses using a csv file and to set a course template.

Latest revision as of 06:36, 21 October 2013

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