MindMap Format
Maintained by
Łukasz Sanokowski
Mindmap Course Format allows Moodle users using courses through interactive, personalized mindmap.
Additionally, it provides features unavailable in standard Moodle, which are: graphical presentation of conditional dependencies and distinction of modules where student have problems (and which are near deadline).
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Installation worked
I you copy test code from other plugins into your contribution, you will need to do some changes!
I am using CentOS 7, Apache Webserver 2.4, MariaDB 10 and PHP 7 with Moodle 3.3
Hope that helps lächelnd
With best regards
Arne
great to see you are still improving the format
I tried installing it on a site with moodle 3.3.1 using your 2.0 version. Got an error:
Herunterladen format_mindmap ... OK
Überprüfen format_mindmap ... Fehler
[Fehler] Entpackte Datei nicht gefunden [{"file":"mindmap\/m3\/stats\/"}]
Installation wegen einer fehlerhaften Überprüfung abgebrochen
Tried both ways: installing via drag & drop and via plugin-database. Both with the same resultats.
With best regards
Arne
However, I found that by changing the format, I do not see the way to create a mindmap on the course format. Other than this course_format, do I need to add block_mindmap and mod_mindmap? However, I found that they are not working for Moodle 3.2.
Sorry I really have no clues. Kindly shed me light.
It does support Moodle 3.2, I've updated plugin requirements. It is installed in regular way, just put it in to /course/format directory and click "Notifications" in admin panel. Next - go to a course setting and change the course format parameter to "MindMap"
BTW, could you make it supporting 3.2 as well?
You are right - lack of Java support in browsers is a problem, indeed. I am looking for open source mindmapping tool to switch interface from Freeplane Java Applet. Regards
the idea of creating a mindmap format ist fantastic ! I loved the idea right from the moment I saw it on this site ... unfortunately my browser no longer supports java. I realized it, once I had Java installed.
I guess this is the future now, no more Java in Chrome or Firefox or Safari ... so is there a version coming up without ?
Or am I doing something horrebly wrong and it all works fine ?
Thanks for your reply in advance. With best regards,
Arne H. Peters