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Wiki Iniciación Informática

admin2 — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 13:18:19 +0200

Wiki Iniciación Informática

Logging In

admin2 — Sat, 17 Mar 2007 13:34:20 +0100

Cuando un usuario entra en el portal, desde la sección "Mis Trabajos" podemos ver una instantanea de los trabajos y actividad de un usuario.

En "Mis Trabajos" encontramos todos los contenidos que un usuario a publicado. Si el usuario es miembro de algún grupo, se mostrará una lista con esos grupos. Pinchando en el nombre del grupo podemos filtrar los contenidos de ese grupo en particular.

Mis Cosas

Mis Archivos -- contiene el repositorio personal de archivos del usuario. Los ficheros adjuntos a los posts y galería de imágenes serán mostradas en este área. El repositorio de archivos es creado de forma automática mietras se trabaja en el sitio.
Mis Comentarios -- muestra todos los comentarios enviados por el usuario.
Mis Favoritos -- muestra todos los favoritos de un usuario.
Mis Podcasts -- muestras todos los podcasts (audios) creado por un usuario.
Mis Páginas Wiki -- muestra todas las páginas wiki creada por un usuario en particular.
Mi Portfolio Artifacts -- todos los portfolio artifacts creado por un usuario en particular.
Mis Grupos -- muestra toda la actividad dentro de los grupos de un usuario. Desde aquí un usuario puede ver todos los nuevos posts dentro de sus distintos grupos. También puede filtrar el contenido basado en grupo.

Site Users

admin2 — Tue, 17 Apr 2007 13:55:45 +0200

The site comes with the following test users in the [[Site Roles | following roles]]:

With the exception of the admin user, all usernames and passwords are identical.

Site Roles

admin2 — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 14:34:36 +0200

The following roles have been created to give an overview of how roles can be used to create different levels of access, and a different look and feel to the site.

anonymous user -- this role refers to people who visit the site, but are not site members (people who have not signed up for an account)
audio -- users in this role can create podcasts
authenticated user -- the default role for all site members. Users in this role have a blog, and can store bookmarks, create groups, create image galleries, and portfolio artifacts.
instructor -- instructors have all the rights of students, but can create courses and assignments.
maintainer -- site maintainers have full rights over editing all site content.
siteadmin -- the siteadmin has full administrative rights over the entire site. This role should be used sparingly.
student -- this is a placeholder role. For added security, all rights can be removed from the authenticated user role and assigned to the student role. For an organization who is limiting site membership, this configuration means that even if someone managed to create an account on the site, they would have no rights until an admin assigned them into a role.
wiki -- users in this role can create wiki pages, and can revert revisions.

It's also worth noting that this site uses a generic school paradigm -- it contains a student and instructor role, and instructors create assignments within courses. However, if those roles aren't used, the hierarchy is effectively flattened.

View Content By User

admin2 — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 14:04:23 +0200

To view content from individual users -- and to get an RSS feed of a specific user's content -- you have a couple options.

For a user's blog posts: append "blog/username" to the end of the site's url.

For all of a user's content: append "allfrom/username" to the end of the site's url.

Creating Courses

admin2 — Sat, 17 Mar 2007 22:07:52 +0100

If you are creating a course, you can add specific content to your course home page.

You do this by selecting the correct view in the "Highlighted Content" section:

Select one, or several, of the highlighted views. You can select as many or as few as you like. At the risk of stating the obvious, the "group_assignments" view will show all assignments for a specific group; "group_wiki" will show all the wiki pages for a different group, etc. The one view that bears a little further explanation is the "group_blog_question" view; we set this up to show some of the potential for different uses here. If any user in the group creates a blog post that they tag with the term question, it will appear in "Highlighted Content" section. To see an example of this, go to the English 11 course and look at the "Questions" section.

We have prefaced all the names of the group-specific views with the word "group"; however, we recognize that this is no substitute for a UI that only presents the relevant choices. We're working on it, but, obviously, it's not done yet.

And there's one last step. Just below highlighted content, you will see a field named "arguments."

To make this work, first click the link below the argument field to disable the rich-text editor. Then, enter in the text %nid --

This final step ensures that only group-specific content will appear on the home page.

Obviously, these instructions are daunting/offputting to non-technical users, or people new to Drupal. Ideally, this type of course creation screen will only be seen by users who have been trained in how to use it, or who are willing to experiment. As people experiment with a site, and become more familiar with the functionality, they will (hopefully) start to experiment with different types of functionality.

Getting Started

admin2 — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 18:16:15 +0100

[[Logging In | What a user sees]] when they log in

[[Creating Content]]

[[Creating Groups]]Â and specifically some documentation on embedding views into the group home page

What else?Â

English 11 Wiki Page

admin2 — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 10:44:30 +0100

This wiki page will certainly get things rolling.

Ariel is editing this.

Edit by hank

Hank's edit post upgrade

This is wiki-rific!Â

Main Page

admin2 — Sun, 04 Mar 2007 23:32:08 +0100

This is the main page of the site wiki.

New content added.

Added alias.

edit by hank -- will this show in revisions?Â