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:no:free, no cost,, yes:not free, cost
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:no:free, no cost,, yes:not free, cost
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Open chat in a new Window
Open chat in a new Window
Sohbeti yeni pencerede aç
Activate open the chat in a new window
Activate open the chat in a new window
Sohbeti yeni pencerede açmayı aktifleştir
Deactivate open the chat in a new window
Deactivate open the chat in a new window
Sohbeti yeni pencerede açmayı pasifleştir
E-mail teacher when a new user auto-subscribes
E-mail teacher when a new user auto-subscribes
Yeni bir kullanıcının otomatik kaydında eğitimciyi e-posta ile bilgilendir
E-mail the teacher when a new user auto-subscribes
E-mail the teacher when a new user auto-subscribes
Yeni bir kullanıcının otomatik kaydında eğitimcinin e-posta ile bilgilendirilmesini aktifleştir
E-mail teacher and tutors when new user auto-subscribes
E-mail teacher and tutors when new user auto-subscribes
Yeni bir kullanıcının otomatik kaydında eğitimciyi ve yazarların e-posta ile bilgilendirilmesini aktifleştir
Disable e-mail alert to teacher on auto-subscription
Disable e-mail alert to teacher on auto-subscription
Yeni bir kullanıcının otomatik kaydında eğitimcinin e-posta ile bilgilendirilmesini devre dışı bırak
Press 'Store' again...
Press 'Store' again...
Kaydet düğmesine tekrar basın...
Usage Rights
Usage Rights
Kullanım Hakları
Version
Version
Version
select from list
select from list
listeden seç
Created, size
Created, size
Oluşturuldu, boyutu
in VCARD format
in VCARD format
in VCARD format
Format
Format
Format
:draft:draft,, final:final,, revised:revised,, unavailable:unavailable
:draft:draft,, final:final,, revised:revised,, unavailable:unavailable
:draft:draft,, final:final,, revised:revised,, unavailable:unavailable
:no:free, no cost,, yes:not free, cost
:no:free, no cost,, yes:not free, cost
:no:free, no cost,, yes:not free, cost
:yes:copyright,, no:no copyright
:yes:copyright,, no:no copyright
:yes:copyright,, no:no copyright
:text/plain;iso-8859-1:text/plain;iso-8859-1,, text/plain;utf-8:text/plain;utf-8,, text/html;iso-8859-1:text/html;iso-8859-1,, text/html;utf-8:text/html;utf-8,, inode/directory:Folder,, application/msword:MsWord,, application/octet-stream:Octet stream,, application/pdf:PDF,, application/postscript:PostScript,, application/rtf:RTF,, application/vnd.ms-excel:MsExcel,, application/vnd.ms-powerpoint:MsPowerpoint,, application/xml;iso-8859-1:XML;iso-8859-1,, application/xml;utf-8:XML;utf-8,, application/zip:ZIP
:text/plain;iso-8859-1:text/plain;iso-8859-1,, text/plain;utf-8:text/plain;utf-8,, text/html;iso-8859-1:text/html;iso-8859-1,, text/html;utf-8:text/html;utf-8,, inode/directory:Folder,, application/msword:MsWord,, application/octet-stream:Octet stream,, application/pdf:PDF,, application/postscript:PostScript,, application/rtf:RTF,, application/vnd.ms-excel:MsExcel,, application/vnd.ms-powerpoint:MsPowerpoint,, application/xml;iso-8859-1:XML;iso-8859-1,, application/xml;utf-8:XML;utf-8,, application/zip:ZIP
:text/plain;iso-8859-9:text/plain;iso-8859-9,, text/plain;utf-8:text/plain;utf-8,, text/html;iso-8859-9:text/html;iso-8859-9,, text/html;utf-8:text/html;utf-8,, inode/directory:Folder,, application/msword:MsWord,, application/octet-stream:Octet stream,, application/pdf:PDF,, application/postscript:PostScript,, application/rtf:RTF,, application/vnd.ms-excel:MsExcel,, application/vnd.ms-powerpoint:MsPowerpoint,, application/xml;iso-8859-9:XML;iso-8859-9,, application/xml;utf-8:XML;utf-8,, application/zip:ZIP
:exercise:exercise,, simulation:simulation,, questionnaire:questionnaire,, diagram:diagram,, figure:figure,, graph:graf,, index:index,, slide:slide,, table:table,, narrative text:narrative text,, exam:exam,, experiment:experiment,, problem statement:problem statement,, self assessment:self assessment,, lecture:lecture
:exercise:exercise,, simulation:simulation,, questionnaire:questionnaire,, diagram:diagram,, figure:figure,, graph:graf,, index:index,, slide:slide,, table:table,, narrative text:narrative text,, exam:exam,, experiment:experiment,, problem statement:problem statement,, self assessment:self assessment,, lecture:lecture
:exercise:exercise,, simulation:simulation,, questionnaire:questionnaire,, diagram:diagram,, figure:figure,, graph:graf,, index:index,, slide:slide,, table:table,, narrative text:narrative text,, exam:exam,, experiment:experiment,, problem statement:problem statement,, self assessment:self assessment,, lecture:lecture
Please select a backup option
Please select a backup option
Lütfen bir yedekleme seçeneği seçiniz
Let me select learning objects
Let me select learning objects
Ders elemanlarını ben seçeyim
Create a complete backup of this course
Create a complete backup of this course
Bu dersin tamamını yedekle
Create a backup
Create a backup
bir yedek oluştur
The backup has been created. The download of this file will start in a few moments. If your download does not start, click the following link
The backup has been created. The download of this file will start in a few moments. If your download does not start, click the following link
Ders yedeği oluşturuldu.Dosya indirme başlamak üzere, eğer dosya indirme başlamazsa ilgili bağlantıya tıklayın.
Select a backup file
Select a backup file
yedek dosyası seçin
Import backup
Import backup
Yedek dosyasını sisteme yolla
Import full backup
Import full backup
Tam Yedek dosyasını sisteme yolla
Import finished
Import finished
Dosya gönderme tamamlandı
Tests
Tests
Alıştırmalar
Courses
Courses
Kurslar
Copy course
Copy course
Dersi kopyala
Context English Turkish Actions
---Just upload---
---Just upload---
--SadeceGönder--
---Mailing---
---Mailing---
---Postala---
-1 = All questions will be selected.
-1 = All questions will be selected.
 
-answ
-answ
-cevap
-elem
-elem
-seçenek
.
.
.
... - line 1 =
... - line 1 =
... - satır 1 =
... SCORM Directory with SD-id (and split manifest - or leave empty)
... SCORM Directory with SD-id (and split manifest - or leave empty)
... Scorm Directory with SD-id (and split manifest - or leave empty)
0 = absent, 1 = present
0 = absent, 1 = present
0=yok, 1=Mevcutlu
1 day
1 day
 
2 columns text page
2 columns text page
2 sütunlu metin sayfası
2 list with cycle arrows
2 list with cycle arrows
2 listeli pay grafik
3 lists with an relational arrow
3 lists with an relational arrow
Bağlantılı oklu 3 liste
:draft:draft,, final:final,, revised:revised,, unavailable:unavailable
:draft:draft,, final:final,, revised:revised,, unavailable:unavailable
:draft:draft,, final:final,, revised:revised,, unavailable:unavailable
:exercise:exercise,, simulation:simulation,, questionnaire:questionnaire,, diagram:diagram,, figure:figure,, graph:graf,, index:index,, slide:slide,, table:table,, narrative text:narrative text,, exam:exam,, experiment:experiment,, problem statement:problem statement,, self assessment:self assessment,, lecture:lecture
:exercise:exercise,, simulation:simulation,, questionnaire:questionnaire,, diagram:diagram,, figure:figure,, graph:graf,, index:index,, slide:slide,, table:table,, narrative text:narrative text,, exam:exam,, experiment:experiment,, problem statement:problem statement,, self assessment:self assessment,, lecture:lecture
:exercise:exercise,, simulation:simulation,, questionnaire:questionnaire,, diagram:diagram,, figure:figure,, graph:graf,, index:index,, slide:slide,, table:table,, narrative text:narrative text,, exam:exam,, experiment:experiment,, problem statement:problem statement,, self assessment:self assessment,, lecture:lecture
:no:free, no cost,, yes:not free, cost
:no:free, no cost,, yes:not free, cost
:no:free, no cost,, yes:not free, cost
:text/plain;iso-8859-1:text/plain;iso-8859-1,, text/plain;utf-8:text/plain;utf-8,, text/html;iso-8859-1:text/html;iso-8859-1,, text/html;utf-8:text/html;utf-8,, inode/directory:Folder,, application/msword:MsWord,, application/octet-stream:Octet stream,, application/pdf:PDF,, application/postscript:PostScript,, application/rtf:RTF,, application/vnd.ms-excel:MsExcel,, application/vnd.ms-powerpoint:MsPowerpoint,, application/xml;iso-8859-1:XML;iso-8859-1,, application/xml;utf-8:XML;utf-8,, application/zip:ZIP
:text/plain;iso-8859-1:text/plain;iso-8859-1,, text/plain;utf-8:text/plain;utf-8,, text/html;iso-8859-1:text/html;iso-8859-1,, text/html;utf-8:text/html;utf-8,, inode/directory:Folder,, application/msword:MsWord,, application/octet-stream:Octet stream,, application/pdf:PDF,, application/postscript:PostScript,, application/rtf:RTF,, application/vnd.ms-excel:MsExcel,, application/vnd.ms-powerpoint:MsPowerpoint,, application/xml;iso-8859-1:XML;iso-8859-1,, application/xml;utf-8:XML;utf-8,, application/zip:ZIP
:text/plain;iso-8859-9:text/plain;iso-8859-9,, text/plain;utf-8:text/plain;utf-8,, text/html;iso-8859-9:text/html;iso-8859-9,, text/html;utf-8:text/html;utf-8,, inode/directory:Folder,, application/msword:MsWord,, application/octet-stream:Octet stream,, application/pdf:PDF,, application/postscript:PostScript,, application/rtf:RTF,, application/vnd.ms-excel:MsExcel,, application/vnd.ms-powerpoint:MsPowerpoint,, application/xml;iso-8859-9:XML;iso-8859-9,, application/xml;utf-8:XML;utf-8,, application/zip:ZIP
:yes:copyright,, no:no copyright
:yes:copyright,, no:no copyright
:yes:copyright,, no:no copyright
<b>Warning :</b> This course does not exist
<b>Warning :</b> This course does not exist
<b>UYARI:</b> Bu ders mevcut değil.
<big>Edit courses list</big><br><br>Check the courses you want to follow.<br>Uncheck the ones you don't want to follow anymore.<br> Then click Ok at the bottom of the list
<big>Edit courses list</big><br><br>Check the courses you want to follow.<br>Uncheck the ones you don't want to follow anymore.<br> Then click Ok at the bottom of the list
<font size=2 face='Arial, Helvetica'><big>Ders listesini değiştir</big><br><br>Almak istediğiniz dersleri şeçiniz.<br>İstemediğiniz dersleri iptal ediniz.<br> Sonra listenin altındaki tamam tuşunu tıklayınız
<br/>Click '+' button to open, '-' button to close, '++' button to open all, '--' button to close all.<br/><br/>Clear all selected keywords by closing the tree and opening it again with the '+' button.<br/>Alt-click '+' searches the original keywords in the tree.<br/><br/>Alt-click keyword selects a keyword without broader terms or deselects a keyword with broader terms.<br/><br/>If you change the description language, do not add keywords at the same time.<br/><br/>
<br/>Click '+' button to open, '-' button to close, '++' button to open all, '--' button to close all.<br/><br/>Clear all selected keywords by closing the tree and opening it again with the '+' button.<br/>Alt-click '+' searches the original keywords in the tree.<br/><br/>Alt-click keyword selects a keyword without broader terms or deselects a keyword with broader terms.<br/><br/>If you change the description language, do not add keywords at the same time.<br/><br/>
<br/> Açmak için '+' , kapamak için '-' , hepsini açmak için '++' , hepsini kapatmak için '--' düğmesine tıklayın.<br/> <br/> Clear all selected keywords by closing the tree and opening it again with the '+' button.<br/> Alt-click '+' searches the original keywords in the tree.<br/> <br/> Alt-click keyword selects a keyword without broader terms or deselects a keyword with broader terms.<br/> <br/> If you change the description language, do not add keywords at the same time.<br/> <br/>
<br> You still have to upload
<br> You still have to upload
<br>Göndermek zorunda olduğunuz
<h2>Congratulations! You have successfully installed your e-learning portal!</h2> <p>You can now complete the installation by following three easy steps:<br /> <ol> <li>Configure you portal by going to the administration section, and select the Portal -> <a href="main/admin/settings.php">Configuration settings</a> entry.</li> <li>Add some life to your portal by creating users and/or training. You can do that by inviting new people to create their accounts or creating them yourself through the <a href="main/admin/">administration</a>'s Users and Training sections.</li> <li>Edit this page through the <a href="main/admin/configure_homepage.php">Edit portal homepage</a> entry in the administration section.</li> </ol> <p>You can always find more information about this software on our website: <a href="http://www.chamilo.org">http://www.chamilo.org</a>.</p> <p>Have fun, and don't hesitate to join the community and give us feedback through <a href="http://www.chamilo.org/forum">our forum</a>.</p>
<h2>Congratulations! You have successfully installed your e-learning portal!</h2> <p>You can now complete the installation by following three easy steps:<br /> <ol> <li>Configure you portal by going to the administration section, and select the Portal -> <a href="main/admin/settings.php">Configuration settings</a> entry.</li> <li>Add some life to your portal by creating users and/or training. You can do that by inviting new people to create their accounts or creating them yourself through the <a href="main/admin/">administration</a>'s Users and Training sections.</li> <li>Edit this page through the <a href="main/admin/configure_homepage.php">Edit portal homepage</a> entry in the administration section.</li> </ol> <p>You can always find more information about this software on our website: <a href="http://www.chamilo.org">http://www.chamilo.org</a>.</p> <p>Have fun, and don't hesitate to join the community and give us feedback through <a href="http://www.chamilo.org/forum">our forum</a>.</p>
 
<p> As soon as you log in to the system, you will be taken to your own main page. Here you will see the following: <li> <b> My Courses </b> in the centre of the page, lists the courses in which you are enrolled, with an option for you to create new courses (using the button in the right menu) </li> In the header section, <b> My Profile </b> allows you to change your password, upload your photo to the system or change your username, </li> <b> My Calendar </b>: contains the events within the courses for which you are registered, </li> in the right menu: <b> Edit my list of courses </b> allows you to enroll in courses as learner, (provided the trainer/teacher has authorized entry. here you can also unsubscribe from a course, </li> Links <b> Support Forum </b> and <b> Documentation </b> refer you to the main Chamilo site, where you can ask questions or find up to date information about Chamilo. </li> </ ul> To enter a course (left side of the screen), click on its title. Your profile may vary from course to course. It could be that you are a teacher in one course and a learner in another. In courses for which you are responsible, you have access to the editing tools designed for authoring and managing students, while in courses where you learn, you access a more limited range of tools appropriate for undertaking the course.</p> The form your own main page takes can vary from one platform to another depending on the options enabled by the system administrator. Thus, for example, there may be some cases where you do not have access to course creation even as a teacher, because this particular function is managed by others within your institution. </p>
<p> As soon as you log in to the system, you will be taken to your own main page. Here you will see the following: <li> <b> My Courses </b> in the centre of the page, lists the courses in which you are enrolled, with an option for you to create new courses (using the button in the right menu) </li> In the header section, <b> My Profile </b> allows you to change your password, upload your photo to the system or change your username, </li> <b> My Calendar </b>: contains the events within the courses for which you are registered, </li> in the right menu: <b> Edit my list of courses </b> allows you to enroll in courses as learner, (provided the trainer/teacher has authorized entry. here you can also unsubscribe from a course, </li> Links <b> Support Forum </b> and <b> Documentation </b> refer you to the main Chamilo site, where you can ask questions or find up to date information about Chamilo. </li> </ ul> To enter a course (left side of the screen), click on its title. Your profile may vary from course to course. It could be that you are a teacher in one course and a learner in another. In courses for which you are responsible, you have access to the editing tools designed for authoring and managing students, while in courses where you learn, you access a more limited range of tools appropriate for undertaking the course.</p> The form your own main page takes can vary from one platform to another depending on the options enabled by the system administrator. Thus, for example, there may be some cases where you do not have access to course creation even as a teacher, because this particular function is managed by others within your institution. </p>
<p>Once logged in into the platform, you are in your <i>personal startpage</i>.</p> <p> In the main area (center) you see "<b>My course list</b>", a list of all your courses. Depending on your user rights you can also have the possibility to create new courses (via the right hand menu). </p> <p> In the top banner you see <ul><li>"<b>My e-portfolio</b>": use this to modify your password, username, picture, or other settings. You can also check your personal platform statistics;</li> <li>"<b>My agenda</b>": this contains all agenda events of the courses you are registered in.</li></ul> </p> <p> <b>Edit my course list</b>, in the right hand menu, allows you to enroll in new courses as far as the tacher or the organisation has left these courses open to enrollment. This link lets you unregister from courses too. </p> <p> The links <b>Support Forum</b> and <b>Documentation</b> that point to the main Chamilo website, where you can ask technical or pedagogical questions, find more information.</li> To enter a course (main area of your startpage), click on its name. Your profile can vary from one course to the other. It is possible that you are teacher in one course and student in another. </p>
<p> The Agenda tool appears both as a calendar within each course and as a personal diary tool for each student providing an overview of events in the courses in which they are enrolled. (Groups can also have their own Agenda.) </ p> Users can use the Agenda, which displays course content and activites, as a reference tool to organise their day to day or week to week learning.<p>In addition to being visible in the agenda, new events are indicated to the learner whenever he/she logs in. The system sees what has been added since his/her last visit and icons appear on the portal home page beside the courses indicating new events and announcements.</p> </p> If you want to organize students' work in a time-related way, it is best to use the Learning Paths tool as a way of charting a logical progression through various activites and content through the presentation of a formal table of contents.</p>
<p> The Agenda tool appears both as a calendar within each course and as a personal diary tool for each student providing an overview of events in the courses in which they are enrolled. (Groups can also have their own Agenda.) </ p> Users can use the Agenda, which displays course content and activites, as a reference tool to organise their day to day or week to week learning.<p>In addition to being visible in the agenda, new events are indicated to the learner whenever he/she logs in. The system sees what has been added since his/her last visit and icons appear on the portal home page beside the courses indicating new events and announcements.</p> </p> If you want to organize students' work in a time-related way, it is best to use the Learning Paths tool as a way of charting a logical progression through various activites and content through the presentation of a formal table of contents.</p>
<p>The agenda appears both in each course area and as a synthetic tool for the student ('My agenda' in top banner).</p> <p>In the course, the agenda appears as a list of events. You can attach documents or activities to a date so that the agenda becomes a chronological programme for your learning activities.</p> <p>In addition to being present in the agenda, the new events are indicated to the student when he/she logs in the next time. The system tells what has been added in the Agenda (and in the Announcements) since his/her last visit : icons appear on the portal home page besides the courses where events and announcements hve been added.</p> <p>If you want to go further in the logic of structuring learning activities one after the other, we suggest that you use preferably the Learning Path that offers the same principles with more advanced features. The Learning Path can be considered as a synthesis of a Table of Contens tool + an Agenda + sequencing (imposed order) and tracking.</p>
<p> The Announcements tool allows you to send an e-mail to some or all of your students, or to specific groups. to might want to alert them to the addition of a new document, to remind them of a deadline for submission of an assignment or to highlight and share a particularly good piece of work. Sending such e-mail announcements can also serve as a useful prompt to re-engage students who have not visited the site for some time (as long as it's not overdone!). </p> <b> Contacting specific users </b> <p> In addition to sending a general one to all members of the course, you can send an e-mail to one or more individuals/groups groups. When you create a new announcement, just click <i>Visible to</i> and select users from the left hand lists and and add them as recipients using the arrows.</p>
<p> The Announcements tool allows you to send an e-mail to some or all of your students, or to specific groups. to might want to alert them to the addition of a new document, to remind them of a deadline for submission of an assignment or to highlight and share a particularly good piece of work. Sending such e-mail announcements can also serve as a useful prompt to re-engage students who have not visited the site for some time (as long as it's not overdone!). </p> <b> Contacting specific users </b> <p> In addition to sending a general one to all members of the course, you can send an e-mail to one or more individuals/groups groups. When you create a new announcement, just click <i>Visible to</i> and select users from the left hand lists and and add them as recipients using the arrows.</p>
<p>The Announcements tool allows you to send an email to all your students or to some of them or to some groups. It can proove efficient to drive students back to your website if they do not visit it very often.</p> <p>To send a message to some users and/or some groups, select 'Messages to selected users' then use CTRL+C to select more than one in the left hand menu, click on the right arrow to move them then type your message in the field below.</p>
<p> The forum is an discussion tool for asynchronous written work. In contrast to e-mail, a forum is for public, or semi-public, group discussion. </p>To use the Chamilo forum, members can simply use their browser - they do not require any distinct client software. </p>To organize forums, click on the Forums tool. Discussions are organized hierarchically according to the following structure: </ p><b> Category> Forum> Topic> Post</ b> </ p> To ensure members can participate in the forum tidily and effectively, it is essential in the first instance to create categories and forums; it's then up to the participants to create topics and posts. By default, the forum contains a single (public) category, an example topic and an example post. You can add forums to the category, change its title or create other categories within which you could then create new forums. (Don't confuse categories and forums, and remember that a category that contains no forum is useless and is not displayed.)</p>
<p>The forum description might include a list of its members, a definition of its purpose, a target a task, a theme etc.</p><p>Group forums should not be created via the Forum tool but instead via the Groups tool, where you can determine whether your group forums should be private or public, at the same time providing a location for sharing groups of documents.</p><b> Teaching Tips</ b></ p> A learning forum is not quite the same as the forums you are used to seeing on the internet. For one thing, it is not possible for learners to alter their posts once they have been published as the course is logically archived to allow tracking of what has been said in the past. Furthermore, Chamilo forums allow for specific uses relevant to teaching. For example, some teachers/trainers publish corrections directly within forums in the following way: <li> A learner is asked to post a report directly into the forum, </ li> The teacher corrects it by clicking Edit (yellow pencil) and marking it using the graphics editor (color, underlining, etc.) </ li> Finally, other learners benefit from viewing the corrections was made on the production of one of of them, </ li> Note that the same principle can be applied between learners, but will require his copying/pasting the message of his fellow student because students / trainees can not edit one another's posts. <. li> </ ul>
<p> The forum is an discussion tool for asynchronous written work. In contrast to e-mail, a forum is for public, or semi-public, group discussion. </p>To use the Chamilo forum, members can simply use their browser - they do not require any distinct client software. </p>To organize forums, click on the Forums tool. Discussions are organized hierarchically according to the following structure: </ p><b> Category> Forum> Topic> Post</ b> </ p> To ensure members can participate in the forum tidily and effectively, it is essential in the first instance to create categories and forums; it's then up to the participants to create topics and posts. By default, the forum contains a single (public) category, an example topic and an example post. You can add forums to the category, change its title or create other categories within which you could then create new forums. (Don't confuse categories and forums, and remember that a category that contains no forum is useless and is not displayed.)</p>
<p>The forum description might include a list of its members, a definition of its purpose, a target a task, a theme etc.</p><p>Group forums should not be created via the Forum tool but instead via the Groups tool, where you can determine whether your group forums should be private or public, at the same time providing a location for sharing groups of documents.</p><b> Teaching Tips</ b></ p> A learning forum is not quite the same as the forums you are used to seeing on the internet. For one thing, it is not possible for learners to alter their posts once they have been published as the course is logically archived to allow tracking of what has been said in the past. Furthermore, Chamilo forums allow for specific uses relevant to teaching. For example, some teachers/trainers publish corrections directly within forums in the following way: <li> A learner is asked to post a report directly into the forum, </ li> The teacher corrects it by clicking Edit (yellow pencil) and marking it using the graphics editor (color, underlining, etc.) </ li> Finally, other learners benefit from viewing the corrections was made on the production of one of of them, </ li> Note that the same principle can be applied between learners, but will require his copying/pasting the message of his fellow student because students / trainees can not edit one another's posts. <. li> </ ul>
The forum is a written and asynchronous discussion tool. Where email allows one-to-one dialogue, forums allow public or semi-public dialogue.</p><p>Technically speaking, the students need only their browser to use claroline forums.</P><p>To organise forums, click on 'Administer'. Discussions are organised in sets and subsets as following:</p><p><b>Category > Forum > Topic > Answers</b></p>To structure your students discussions, it is necessary to organise catgories and forums beforehand, leaving the creation of topics and answers to them. By default, the claroline forum contains only the category 'Public', a sample forum ans a sample topic.</p><p>The first thing you should do is deleting the sample topic and modify the first forum's name. Then, you can create, in the 'public' category, other forums, by groups or by themes, to fit your learning scenario requirements.</p><p>Don't mix Categories and forums, and don't forget that an empty category (without forums) does not appear on the student view.</p><p>The description of a forum can be the list of its members, the definition of a goal, a task, a theme...
<p> The forum is an discussion tool for asynchronous written work. In contrast to e-mail, a forum is for public, or semi-public, group discussion. </p>To use the Chamilo forum, members can simply use their browser - they do not require any distinct client software. </p>To organize forums, click on the Forums tool. Discussions are organized hierarchically according to the following structure: </ p><b> Category> Forum> Topic> Post</ b> </ p> To ensure members can participate in the forum tidily and effectively, it is essential in the first instance to create categories and forums; it's then up to the participants to create topics and posts. By default, the forum contains a single (public) category, an example topic and an example post. You can add forums to the category, change its title or create other categories within which you could then create new forums. (Don't confuse categories and forums, and remember that a category that contains no forum is useless and not displayed.)</p>
<p>The forum description might include a list of its members, a definition of its purpose, a target a task, a theme etc.</p><p>Group forums should not be created via the Forum tool but instead via the Groups tool, where you can determine whether your group forums should be private or public, at the same time providing a location for sharing groups of documents.</p><b> Teaching Tips</ b></ p> A learning forum is not quite the same as the forums you are used to seeing on the internet. For one thing, it is not possible for learners to alter their posts once they have been published as the course is logically archived to allow tracking of what has been said in the past. Furthermore, Chamilo forums allow for specific uses relevant to teaching. For example, some teachers/trainers publish corrections directly within forums in the following way: <li> A learner is asked to post a report directly into the forum, </ li> The teacher corrects it by clicking Edit (yellow pencil) and marking it using the graphics editor (color, underlining, etc.) </ li> Finally, other learners benefit from viewing the corrections was made on the production of one of of them, </ li> Note that the same principle can be applied between learners, but will require his copying/pasting the message of his fellow student because students / trainees can not edit one another's posts. <. li> </ ul>
<p> The forum is an discussion tool for asynchronous written work. In contrast to e-mail, a forum is for public, or semi-public, group discussion. </p>To use the Chamilo forum, members can simply use their browser - they do not require any distinct client software. </p>To organize forums, click on the Forums tool. Discussions are organized hierarchically according to the following structure: </ p><b> Category> Forum> Topic> Post</ b> </ p> To ensure members can participate in the forum tidily and effectively, it is essential in the first instance to create categories and forums; it's then up to the participants to create topics and posts. By default, the forum contains a single (public) category, an example topic and an example post. You can add forums to the category, change its title or create other categories within which you could then create new forums. (Don't confuse categories and forums, and remember that a category that contains no forum is useless and not displayed.)</p>
<p>The forum description might include a list of its members, a definition of its purpose, a target a task, a theme etc.</p><p>Group forums should not be created via the Forum tool but instead via the Groups tool, where you can determine whether your group forums should be private or public, at the same time providing a location for sharing groups of documents.</p><b> Teaching Tips</ b></ p> A learning forum is not quite the same as the forums you are used to seeing on the internet. For one thing, it is not possible for learners to alter their posts once they have been published as the course is logically archived to allow tracking of what has been said in the past. Furthermore, Chamilo forums allow for specific uses relevant to teaching. For example, some teachers/trainers publish corrections directly within forums in the following way: <li> A learner is asked to post a report directly into the forum, </ li> The teacher corrects it by clicking Edit (yellow pencil) and marking it using the graphics editor (color, underlining, etc.) </ li> Finally, other learners benefit from viewing the corrections was made on the production of one of of them, </ li> Note that the same principle can be applied between learners, but will require his copying/pasting the message of his fellow student because students / trainees can not edit one another's posts. <. li> </ ul>
 
<p> The Project tool facilitates collaborative project work. </p> One way to use the tool is to use it to assign authors charged with keeping written reports on activities throughout the day/week. </p> Coupled with this is a task management tool through which you can assign a relevant task to any of the designated authors (eg to report on the evolution of safety standards in the business). </p> An item representing new content is called an <i> article </i>. To create a new article, just follow the link in the menu prompting you to do. To edit (if you are the author of the article) or add a comment to an article, just click on the title of this article. </p>
<p> The Project tool facilitates collaborative project work. </p> One way to use the tool is to use it to assign authors charged with keeping written reports on activities throughout the day/week. </p> Coupled with this is a task management tool through which you can assign a relevant task to any of the designated authors (eg to report on the evolution of safety standards in the business). </p> An item representing new content is called an <i> article </i>. To create a new article, just follow the link in the menu prompting you to do. To edit (if you are the author of the article) or add a comment to an article, just click on the title of this article. </p>
 
<p><b>Adding users</b></p> <p>You can subscribe existing learners one by one to your course, by clicking on the link 'Subscribe users to this course'. Usually however it's better to open your course to self-registration and let learners register themselves. </p> <p><b>Description</b></p> <p>The description has no computer related function and does not indicate any particular rights or privileges within the system. It simply indicates who is who, in human terms. You can therefore modify this by clicking on the pencil, then typing whatever you want: professor, assistant, student, visitor, expert etc.</p><p><b>Admin rights</b></p><p>Admin rights, on the other hand, provide technical authorization to modify the content and organization of this course area. You can choose between allowing full admin rights or none.</p><p>To allow an assistant, for instance, to co-admin the area, you need to be sure he/she is already registered, then click on the pencil, then check 'Teacher', then 'Ok'.</p><p><b>Co-Trainers</b></p><p>To mention the name of a co-teacher in the heading (co-chairman, etc.), use the 'Course settings' tool. This modification does not automatically register your co-Trainer as a course member. The 'Teachers' field is completely independent of the 'Users' list.</p> <p><b>Tracking and Personal Home Pages</b></p> <p>In addition to showing the users list and modifying their rights, the Users tool also shows individual tracking and allows the teacher to define headings for personal home pages to be completed by users.</p>
<p><b>Adding users</b></p> <p>You can subscribe existing learners one by one to your course, by clicking on the link 'Subscribe users to this course'. Usually however it's better to open your course to self-registration and let learners register themselves. </p> <p><b>Description</b></p> <p>The description has no computer related function and does not indicate any particular rights or privileges within the system. It simply indicates who is who, in human terms. You can therefore modify this by clicking on the pencil, then typing whatever you want: professor, assistant, student, visitor, expert etc.</p><p><b>Admin rights</b></p><p>Admin rights, on the other hand, provide technical authorization to modify the content and organization of this course area. You can choose between allowing full admin rights or none.</p><p>To allow an assistant, for instance, to co-admin the area, you need to be sure he/she is already registered, then click on the pencil, then check 'Teacher', then 'Ok'.</p><p><b>Co-Trainers</b></p><p>To mention the name of a co-teacher in the heading (co-chairman, etc.), use the 'Course settings' tool. This modification does not automatically register your co-Trainer as a course member. The 'Teachers' field is completely independent of the 'Users' list.</p> <p><b>Tracking and Personal Home Pages</b></p> <p>In addition to showing the users list and modifying their rights, the Users tool also shows individual tracking and allows the teacher to define headings for personal home pages to be completed by users.</p>
<b>Roles</b><p>Roles have no computer related function. They do not give rights on operating the system. They just indicate to Humans, who is who. You can modify them by clicking on 'modify' under 'role', then typing whatever you want: professor, assistant, student, visitor, expert...</P><hr><b>Admin rights</b><p>Admin rights, on the other hand, correspond to the technical authorisation to modify the content and organisation of the course website. For the moment, you can only choose between giving all the admin rights and giving none of them.</P><p>To allow an assistant, for instance, to co-admin the site, you need to register him in the course or be sure he is already registerd, then click on 'modify' under 'admin rights', then click 'all', then 'Ok'.</P><hr><b>Co-chairmen</b><p>To mention in the header of the course website the name of a co-chairmen, use the tool 'Modify course information' (orange tools). This modification does not register your co-chairmen as a user of the course. The field 'Professors' is completely independant of the Users list.</p><hr><b>Add a user</b><p>To add a user for your course, fill the fields and validate. The personwill receive an email telling him/her you have registered him/her and tellinghim/her or reminding him/her his/her login and password.</p>

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