[Xerte-dev] Re: Development Plan for next release

[Ron Mitchell]

It seems to me there have always been parrallels with Moodle and benefits to
that too e.g.

Modules and other additions get installed by a system admin but are listed
and described and can be browsed and discussed by anyone.

Themes have obviously been discussed a lot on and off and would be a very
popular improvement as would proper external lti integration as we discussed
briefly recently.

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Sent: 09 February 2015 12:14
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Subject: [Xerte-dev] Re: Development Plan for next release

On 2015-02-09 07:01, Julian Tenney wrote:
>> (i think)
> ...so there is a piece of work to do here, because if you don't know 
> how it works, it's unlikely the rest of us do. It's on the list of 
> things to look at anyway, so that's all we need to worry about for 
> now. We need to break all this down into pieces of work, otherwise a 
> lot gets lost in the noise.

Sure, but the UX / route question remains. All new modules via the admin
panel, or via some other page?

Can the community site support running some custom PHP to show extra stuff?

I could see having themes as another option as well, and I think making the
app store open (not restricted to admin - at least when browsing) could be
interesting "politically"

If you need to sell it, then you can an elearning tool, with moodle and lti,
which can easily create new basic modules to achieve pretty much whatever.
That seems quite big as a thing.

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