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1. #Undock navigation menu moodle how to#
2. #Undock navigation menu moodle Patch#
3. #Undock navigation menu moodle full#
4. #Undock navigation menu moodle plus#

I’ve never not used a paper calendar of some kind (yes, I know, call me steampunky), so we’ll see how it goes. Now I have all tasks in one place, accessible on my phone or on computer. There is no way to do this for Moodle, but it didn’t matter, because both sections are of the same class and on the same calendar. Luckily, I was able to solve this for Canvas by exporting each course’s calendar from Student View, as recommended by Chris Long in the Canvas Community. I wanted a separate Google calendar for each class.

#Undock navigation menu moodle full#

So today I used the URL from the Canvas and Moodle calendars, and put them into Google’s calendar, then added my grading tasks.īoth LMSs, unfortunately, export the full calendar (all classes), not each class – this is a problem because Google imports them all as one calendar, with all tasks in the same color regardless of which class it is.

#Undock navigation menu moodle plus#

The Canvas and Moodle calendars, plus my own grading calendar, would need to be in the same place to do this electronically. This is how I will transition from Moodle to Canvas over the next 18 months. Why do I need such a calendar, when the LMS has its own calendar? For the first time since Blackboard days, I will be teaching in three different systems: MiraCosta’s Canvas (two classes), MiraCosta’s Moodle (four classes), and free Canvas (one class).

#Undock navigation menu moodle how to#

My solution recently has been creating a spreadsheet calendar, putting in these recurring items (grade primary sources, grade Writing Assignment III, etc), then printing it out and writing in the dates.Īfter almost three decades working with Microsoft products, I could not figure out how to get the pages to print correctly.

But when it comes to teaching, there are many things I need to put on a calendar that are the same from semester to semester. I have always been a big fan of paper calendars. Test that you can undock a single block with.

#Undock navigation menu moodle Patch#

ġ0) Test that docked blocks can be viewed with, a long single keypress shouldn't affect viewing.ġ3) Test collapsing the block with, a long single keypress shouldn't affect docked state.ġ4) (not part of patch test as it was already working for me but for fun) View a docked block. Ģ) Test that every non-link branch node toggle expansion on keys. Test that hides the block into the dock again.ġ2) Test toggling viewing a docked block with keys.ġ3) Test collapsing the block with, a long single keypress shouldn't affect docked state.ġ4) (not part of patch test as it was already working for me but for fun) View a docked block. Test that Enter removes all blocks into the page and removes the dock.ġ0) Test that docked blocks can be viewed with, a long single keypress shouldn't affect viewing.ġ1) Tab the the close panel icon in the block being viewed. Ģa)Test only expands and only collapses the branch.ģ) Test that every link node toggles expansion on a keypress but follows the link upon an keypress.ģa)Test only expands and only collapses the branch.Ĥ) repeat steps 1-3 on the settings block.ĥ) collapse the navigation and settings blocks into the dock.Ħ) Test that you can Tab through the dock items.ħ) Tab to the 'remove all' button at the end of the dock. Test that you can tab through every single branch node and leaf node.Ģ) Test that every non-link branch node toggle expansion on keys. Keys used in this test include : Tab, Space, Enter, Left Arrow (LA), Right Arrow (RA).ġ) Tab through till the navigation block. Test that navigating with a keyboard is possible.