Most of these modules aren't specifically related to Eductation. We put a lot of work in making the Quiz as general as possible for instance (e.g. by changing every reference to 'student' to 'visitor'). phpEdu and DrupalEd aren't modules but distributions so they do not apply. I'm all for a languages category, but I wouldn't add an education category. Wim deji akala wrote:
And I've just found 3 more on the modules page on drupal.org: Vocabulary set, Question-and-Answer sets and FlashCard. Thanks.
Deji
On 20/04/07, deji akala <dejiakala@gmail.com> wrote:
ATM, I can only think of Quiz, Gradebook, OG_gradebook, phpEdu, DrupalEd. phpEdu in itself currently has 8 modules in the package with more in the works.
On 20/04/07, Dries Buytaert <dries.buytaert@gmail.com> wrote:
On 20 Apr 2007, at 07:38, deji akala wrote:
Drupal's relevance in the education environment is growing. phpEdu's in beta2 and DrupalEd's first distro is out. Would it be possible to have a module category for Education tools?
We have to be careful adding new categories. When we created the categories, we spent a lot of time researching them (i.e. doing card sort experiments with real humans/users). If we add categories at will, we risk breaking their intuitiveness.
I'm +1 for a category 'language tools' but I'm not sure we need an 'education tools' category.
Maybe you can provide a list of modules that would be in each of these proposed categories, and if there would be enough of them (at least 5?), we could talk more.
-- Dries Buytaert :: http://www.buytaert.net/
-- Deji