Components For Learning (c4l)

A plugin for the Moodle Atto editor providing a set of visual components designed explicitly for Learning, based on the parent project components-for-learning.org (soon available).

No configuration settings are required for this plugin. Just install it from the Site Administration area (Plugins ' Install plugins ' Install plugin from ZIP file).

Once the plugin is installed, you will need to make the button visible in the Atto editor. To do so, also in the Site Administration area, go to Plugins ' Text Editors ' Atto HTML editor. Then scroll down to the Toolbar config area, and add the text 'c4l' wherever you wish the editor bar to show the button. For instance, if you want the button to show before the 'emojipicker' button, just insert it like that:

files = c4l, emojipicker, image, media, recordrtc, managefiles, h5p

The plugin is part of a broader, collaborative project called Components for Learning (components-for-learning.org, soon available). You will find there all the related documentation and detailed usage recommendations and examples for all components included here.

This plugin is strongly inspired by the Poodle Snippet plugin (https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_snippet) by Justin Hunt. Certain functions and structural elements are directly taken from the aforementioned plugin.

Icons authored by Roger Segú, except for the following, licensed under Creative Commons CCBY, Glasses by Austin Condiff, Estimate by xwoodhillx, Quote by Rohith M S, Pin by Icons fest, Bulb by Adrien Coquet, Date by Karan, Success by Alice Design, Clock by Aybige, Feedback by dilayorganci, Star by Zaff Studio, Tag by Ananth.

Fixed problem that caused some images not to show.

Components For Learning (c4l)

A plugin for the Moodle Atto editor providing a set of visual components designed explicitly for Learning, based on the parent project components-for-learning.org (soon available).

No configuration settings are required for this plugin. Just install it from the Site Administration area (Plugins ' Install plugins ' Install plugin from ZIP file).

Once the plugin is installed, you will need to make the button visible in the Atto editor. To do so, also in the Site Administration area, go to Plugins ' Text Editors ' Atto HTML editor. Then scroll down to the Toolbar config area, and add the text 'c4l' wherever you wish the editor bar to show the button. For instance, if you want the button to show before the 'emojipicker' button, just insert it like that:

files = c4l, emojipicker, image, media, recordrtc, managefiles, h5p

The plugin is part of a broader, collaborative project called Components for Learning (components-for-learning.org, soon available). You will find there all the related documentation and detailed usage recommendations and examples for all components included here.

This plugin is strongly inspired by the Poodle Snippet plugin (https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_snippet) by Justin Hunt. Certain functions and structural elements are directly taken from the aforementioned plugin.

Icons authored by Roger Segú, except for the following, licensed under Creative Commons CCBY, Glasses by Austin Condiff, Estimate by xwoodhillx, Quote by Rohith M S, Pin by Icons fest, Bulb by Adrien Coquet, Date by Karan, Success by Alice Design, Clock by Aybige, Feedback by dilayorganci, Star by Zaff Studio, Tag by Ananth.

Added Learning Outcomes component.
Resorted some components regarding its function.

Components For Learning (c4l)

A plugin for the Moodle Atto editor providing a set of visual components designed explicitly for Learning, based on the parent project components-for-learning.org (soon available).

No configuration settings are required for this plugin. Just install it from the Site Administration area (Plugins ' Install plugins ' Install plugin from ZIP file).

Once the plugin is installed, you will need to make the button visible in the Atto editor. To do so, also in the Site Administration area, go to Plugins ' Text Editors ' Atto HTML editor. Then scroll down to the Toolbar config area, and add the text 'c4l' wherever you wish the editor bar to show the button. For instance, if you want the button to show before the 'emojipicker' button, just insert it like that:

files = c4l, emojipicker, image, media, recordrtc, managefiles, h5p

The plugin is part of a broader, collaborative project called Components for Learning (components-for-learning.org, soon available). You will find there all the related documentation and detailed usage recommendations and examples for all components included here.

This plugin is strongly inspired by the Poodle Snippet plugin (https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_snippet) by Justin Hunt. Certain functions and structural elements are directly taken from the aforementioned plugin.

Icons authored by Roger Segú, except for the following, licensed under Creative Commons CCBY, Glasses by Austin Condiff, Estimate by xwoodhillx, Quote by Rohith M S, Pin by Icons fest, Bulb by Adrien Coquet, Date by Karan, Success by Alice Design, Clock by Aybige, Feedback by dilayorganci, Star by Zaff Studio, Tag by Ananth.

Added a fix that caused images not to show when installed along with the Tiny version of the plugin.

Components For Learning (c4l)

A plugin for the Moodle Atto editor providing a set of visual components designed explicitly for Learning, based on the parent project components-for-learning.org (soon available).

No configuration settings are required for this plugin. Just install it from the Site Administration area (Plugins ' Install plugins ' Install plugin from ZIP file).

Once the plugin is installed, you will need to make the button visible in the Atto editor. To do so, also in the Site Administration area, go to Plugins ' Text Editors ' Atto HTML editor. Then scroll down to the Toolbar config area, and add the text 'c4l' wherever you wish the editor bar to show the button. For instance, if you want the button to show before the 'emojipicker' button, just insert it like that:

files = c4l, emojipicker, image, media, recordrtc, managefiles, h5p

The plugin is part of a broader, collaborative project called Components for Learning (components-for-learning.org, soon available). You will find there all the related documentation and detailed usage recommendations and examples for all components included here.

This plugin is strongly inspired by the Poodle Snippet plugin (https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_snippet) by Justin Hunt. Certain functions and structural elements are directly taken from the aforementioned plugin.

Icons authored by Roger Segú, except for the following, licensed under Creative Commons CCBY, Glasses by Austin Condiff, Estimate by xwoodhillx, Quote by Rohith M S, Pin by Icons fest, Bulb by Adrien Coquet, Date by Karan, Success by Alice Design, Clock by Aybige, Feedback by dilayorganci, Star by Zaff Studio, Tag by Ananth.

Now the plugin can detect if a fragment of text is selected and if so, it will transform it into the component of choice when clicking the button. In case that no text is selected, it will just include the component with a placeholder text –the same way it worked in the previous versions.

Components For Learning (c4l)

A plugin for the Moodle Atto editor providing a set of visual components designed explicitly for Learning, based on the parent project components-for-learning.org (soon available).

No configuration settings are required for this plugin. Just install it from the Site Administration area (Plugins ' Install plugins ' Install plugin from ZIP file).

Once the plugin is installed, you will need to make the button visible in the Atto editor. To do so, also in the Site Administration area, go to Plugins ' Text Editors ' Atto HTML editor. Then scroll down to the Toolbar config area, and add the text 'c4l' wherever you wish the editor bar to show the button. For instance, if you want the button to show before the 'emojipicker' button, just insert it like that:

files = c4l, emojipicker, image, media, recordrtc, managefiles, h5p

The plugin is part of a broader, collaborative project called Components for Learning (components-for-learning.org, soon available). You will find there all the related documentation and detailed usage recommendations and examples for all components included here.

This plugin is strongly inspired by the Poodle Snippet plugin (https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_snippet) by Justin Hunt. Certain functions and structural elements are directly taken from the aforementioned plugin.

Icons authored by Roger Segú, except for the following, licensed under Creative Commons CCBY, Glasses by Austin Condiff, Estimate by xwoodhillx, Quote by Rohith M S, Pin by Icons fest, Bulb by Adrien Coquet, Date by Karan, Success by Alice Design, Clock by Aybige, Feedback by dilayorganci, Star by Zaff Studio, Tag by Ananth.

Components For Learning (c4l)

A plugin for the Moodle Atto editor providing a set of visual components designed explicitly for Learning, based on the parent project components-for-learning.org (soon available).

No configuration settings are required for this plugin. Just install it from the Site Administration area (Plugins ' Install plugins ' Install plugin from ZIP file).

Once the plugin is installed, you will need to make the button visible in the Atto editor. To do so, also in the Site Administration area, go to Plugins ' Text Editors ' Atto HTML editor. Then scroll down to the Toolbar config area, and add the text 'c4l' wherever you wish the editor bar to show the button. For instance, if you want the button to show before the 'emojipicker' button, just insert it like that:

files = c4l, emojipicker, image, media, recordrtc, managefiles, h5p

The plugin is part of a broader, collaborative project called Components for Learning (components-for-learning.org, soon available). You will find there all the related documentation and detailed usage recommendations and examples for all components included here.

This plugin is strongly inspired by the Poodle Snippet plugin (https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_snippet) by Justin Hunt. Certain functions and structural elements are directly taken from the aforementioned plugin.

Icons authored by Roger Segú, except for the following, licensed under Creative Commons CCBY, Glasses by Austin Condiff, Estimate by xwoodhillx, Quote by Rohith M S, Pin by Icons fest, Bulb by Adrien Coquet, Date by Karan, Success by Alice Design, Clock by Aybige, Feedback by dilayorganci, Star by Zaff Studio, Tag by Ananth.

Components For Learning (c4l)

A plugin for the Moodle Atto editor providing a set of visual components designed explicitly for Learning, based on the parent project components-for-learning.org (soon available).

No configuration settings are required for this plugin. Just install it from the Site Administration area (Plugins ' Install plugins ' Install plugin from ZIP file).

Once the plugin is installed, you will need to make the button visible in the Atto editor. To do so, also in the Site Administration area, go to Plugins ' Text Editors ' Atto HTML editor. Then scroll down to the Toolbar config area, and add the text 'c4l' wherever you wish the editor bar to show the button. For instance, if you want the button to show before the 'emojipicker' button, just insert it like that:

files = c4l, emojipicker, image, media, recordrtc, managefiles, h5p

The plugin is part of a broader project called Components for Learning (components-for-learning.org, soon available). You will find there all the related documentation and detailed usage recommendations and examples for all components included here.

This plugin is strongly inspired by the Poodle Snippet plugin (https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_snippet) by Justin Hunt. Certain functions and structural elements are directly taken from the aforementioned plugin.

Components For Learning (c4l)

A plugin for the Moodle Atto editor providing a set of visual components designed explicitly for Learning, based on the parent project components-for-learning.org (soon available).

No configuration settings are required for this plugin. Just install it from the Site Administration area (Plugins ' Install plugins ' Install plugin from ZIP file).

Once the plugin is installed, you will need to make the button visible in the Atto editor. To do so, also in the Site Administration area, go to Plugins ' Text Editors ' Atto HTML editor. Then scroll down to the Toolbar config area, and add the text 'c4l' wherever you wish the editor bar to show the button. For instance, if you want the button to show before the 'emojipicker' button, just insert it like that:

files = c4l, emojipicker, image, media, recordrtc, managefiles, h5p

The plugin is part of a broader, collaborative project called Components for Learning (components-for-learning.org, soon available). You will find there all the related documentation and detailed usage recommendations and examples for all components included here.

This plugin is strongly inspired by the Poodle Snippet plugin (https://moodle.org/plugins/atto_snippet) by Justin Hunt. Certain functions and structural elements are directly taken from the aforementioned plugin.

Icons authored by Roger Segú, except for the following, licensed under Creative Commons CCBY: Glasses by Austin Condiff, Estimate by xwoodhillx, Quote by Rohith M S, Pin by Icons fest, Bulb by Adrien Coquet, Date by Karan, Success by Alice Design, Clock by Aybige, Feedback by dilayorganci, Star by Zaff Studio, Tag by Ananth.

This plugin has been possible thanks to the Institut Obert de Catalunya, which has committed to the project and is currently using a very similar version of the components. A big thank you to all the teachers that accompanied me all over the design and testing process.