Education

This repository is used to manage all of the features in ELMS like content, places, timelines, polls, schedule, and many, many others.

Blog post / screencast on what this module does (D6)
User progress is an API for fine grain event tracking of a user through your site. This has been developed for use within the context of education and charting student progression through out a system but should be able to be used in any drupal site to track certain user actions. By default the module does nothing other then provide the framework for other modules to invoke. Some included modules that implement this (and how):

This project has been moved to http://drupal.org/sandbox/seworthi/2007210

Overview

The Media Recorder module adds the ability to record video and audio using HTML5 or Flash and save them as file entities, using either the media browser or as a file field widget.

The main difference between this module and the AudioRecorderField module is that the Media Recorder module supports video recording and integrates tightly with the Media module.

This module exposes Moodle course objects as trackable Drupal Course (http://drupal.org/project/course) objects.

This is functional but very unstable and should not be used in production. Tested with Moodle 2.3

Opigno is used to create e-learning platforms of all sizes. The Opigno core is lean and mean, providing flexible building blocks and APIs to create a custom e-learning system. It uses Drupal 7 and contributed projects like OG, Quiz, Rules and Views.

Overview

This project builds content objects from drupal and bundles them into an
EPUB 3.0 document. Currently it will export a rendered entity seperate of all
of the page markup and gather all the referenced resources within the content
and bundle those into one EPUB document.

That is, this module looks at the content and determines what should be included
in the EPUB document. The actual build process takes place during cron, make
sure to run cron as a user that has access to the content necessary otherwise
the build will fail.

Use this with the Chamfer theme (an Omega sub-theme)
This is a feature that includes the default box and block area positioning for Chamfer. This is accomplished via the Box, Context, and Features modules. While you can position blocks in Chamfer without this pack, this is what gives you the demonstrated default. It also helps maintain these settings separate from the theme so they can be deployed and updated independently of the theme's usage.

This module provides a combination of CSS Styles, WYSIWYG settings, developer hooks, style guides, and well-designed CSS3 page templates to provide clean, accessible (seeking both 508 and WCAG 2.0 AA), and visually impressive styling. It does this in an attempt to help any theme provide consistent textbook styling for the production of online course materials without the need for advanced knowledge of CSS / HTML.

Course credit allows an administrator to assign and map credit types to learner profiles and courses. Learners will then be able to receive or claim credit that they are eligible for on completion of an activity.

Course credit has built in functionality to award credit for Courses.