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Blog Export Portfolio

Maintained by Justin Hunt
The Blog Export portfolio plugin allows Moodle users to export certain activities and items to their own Moodle blog. This allows the Moodle blog to act as an internal Portoflio.
Price option: Free

Supports Moodle 2.3-4.1 See all versions
Latest release: 7 years ago
Installations: 346
Downloads (last 90 days): 30

Frankenstyle name: portfolio_blogexport
Portfolios

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Hi Param Padam. I don't know how much (if any) work that would require. I will have a look at it when I have a chance, but I can not give you any time estimate. You could try it anyway and report back if it works, or if it does not.
Hi Justin! Congratulation for the plugin. Is there likely to be a version of your plugin compatible with Moodle 4.4?
No there is no in-built feature for that. It would need to be added, or just use the browsers native print feature
Hiya - love this plugin! Was wondering if there is a way the exported portfolio can be printed or put in a pdf format? Thanks!
Thanks! smile
Hi Julia, I will see what I can do. Its a very old plugin now. I have not tested it on M3.11 so can't be sure what, if anything, is necessary to make it compatible.
Hi Justin
Is there likely to be a version of your plugin compatible with Moodle 3.11?
Thanks
Julia
@World Top Music, No from 2.9 and higher only
Can I apply for lower version ?
And what about 3.8 version? Thanks!
This sounds great for collecting learners' notes, too!
Is it possible in 3.3?
Vanessa, I just updated the BlogExport portfolio. It is now ready for Moodle 2.7
Will you create an upgrade for the Moodle 2.7?, please!
Hi all
I'm the guy who commissioned this plugin. The rationale is, in short, to allow Moodle to work as an internal portfolio without the need to use any other tools. Our students are all enrolled on many different courses (we use a 'moodle course' as a unit of study) and this allows students to bring their work together from many different courses into one place.
You can see it in action here: http://courses.britishcouncil.org/teachertraining/blog/index.php?courseid=0
Drop me a line at chris [dot] baldwin [at] britishcouncil [dot] org [dot] hk if you've got any comments, or reply here.
Chris