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Drupal for Education and E-Learning - Second Edition

You're reading from   Drupal for Education and E-Learning - Second Edition You don't need to be a techie to build a community-based website for your school. With this guide to Drupal you'll be able to create an online learning and sharing space for your students and colleagues, quickly and easily.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2013
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781782162766
Length 390 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Drupal for Education and E-Learning - Second Edition
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
1. Introducing Drupal FREE CHAPTER 2. Installing Drupal 3. Getting Started 4. Creating a Teacher Blog 5. Enrolling Students 6. Creating the Student Blog 7. Bookmarks 8. Podcasting and Images 9. Video 10. Forums and Blogs 11. Social Networks and Extending the User Profile 12. Supporting Multiple Classes 13. Tracking Student Progress 14. Theming and User Interface Design 15. Backup, Maintenance, and Upgrades 16. Working Effectively in the Drupal Community Index

Asking questions


If your research doesn't get you what you need, then it's time to start asking questions. To begin unraveling your issue, read through the FAQ at http://drupal.org/troubleshooting. If your answer is not covered here, then it's time to start asking questions.

Support forums

The support forums, available at http://drupal.org/forum, are a good place to start asking for help when you need it.

When asking questions in the forum (or really, in any of the support areas for Drupal) you can take the following measures to make it easier for people to help you:

  • Describe the research you undertook prior to asking the question. Did you search using Google? Did you look at the issue queue? Were there any other forum threads or handbook pages that seemed to give some of the information you need? If so, give links of those pages. The more detailed you can be in your question, the more specific people can be when responding.

  • Ask, don't demand. The overwhelming majority of people responding to...

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