Créez votre portfolio numérique, un portefeuille de compétences interactif et multimedia pour booster vos projets ! Tutoriels tuteurs | Livret de l'interne – Documentation. Accueil - E-portfolio - Université de la Réunion. >> Pour les Etudiants : Le "e-portfolio" ou portefeuille de compétences en ligne, est un CV détaillé interactif. C'est un outil qui vous permettra de mettre en évidence les différentes compétences que vous avez acquis lors de vos expériences professionnelles, ou personnelles (associations, sports, pratiques artistiques..).
>> Pour les Professionnels : Le e-portfolio vous permettra de trouver rapidement des profils de jeunes diplômés ou d'anciens étudiants réunionnais, grâce au moteur de recherche avancée. >> Pour les Anciens Etudiants : Vous pourrez participer au réseau social de l'université et étendre votre réseau professionnel. Demandez la création de votre compte en ligne, dès maintenant : N'hésitez pas à nous contacter pour en savoir plus ! Eportfolio@univ-reunion.fr. User:Hughdavenport. From Mahara Wiki I'm Hugh, I started on the Mahara team shortly after I started work at Catalyst IT Ltd. I started off mainly doing bug fixes for the 1.4 release, and have since done some more substantial contributions. Some notable reviews and contributions I have made for Mahara are shown below (earliest first). A few notable reviews I have made on gerrit are: A list of all reviews I have done, or are yet to do are here This is a list of all the notable contributions I have made into Mahara core.
Other contributions I have made consist mainly of bug fixing, and a list of these bugs can be seen here Fixing selenium tests to work with 1.4 Mainly changes to name changes between 1.3 and 1.4 commitids: d70040dda1ab892fef7f77410f875ed3cf2681a9 Google Apps Blocktype This was a patch sent in by Gregor Anželj, which I cleaned up for review. 18e2efdc9bc0f0431f4df57720623b1ac70f199b Group Quotas and Institutional Default Quotas This work was funded by the Ministry of Education of New Zealand.
Group Quotas . Book Review: Mahara 1.4 Cookbook by Ellen Marie Murphy. First off thanks to Packt Publishing for a copy of Mahara 1.4 Cookbook by Ellen Marie Murphy to review. I have been looking forward to this book for months now! Unlike some technical books out there, which are just how to use an application, this book provides the user a rich suite of recipes for practical use of Mahara. The book is broken down into chapters about: The Visual ArtsLiterature and WritingThe Professional PortfolioThe Primary Education PortfolioThe Social PortfolioThe College application PortfolioCertification and Accreditation Portfolio for Higher Education However, most of the recipes provided could be used in many situations so you can read the book as a whole or just dive in to the particular examples that are of interest.
So rather than go through the book chapter by chapter, I am going to cover a few of the example recipes provided in the book to give you a taste of the wealth of recipes. In Chapter 4, Ellen Marie takes the reader on tour of group usage. Links: Donpresant: Video tutorial on using Collections or Navigation blocks in #Mahara #eportfolio #careerportfolio.mb.ca. Annaholls: How to comment on students work in Mahara. Course: Portfolio Support. Mahoodle Networking - TDM Mahara. Formation à l'eportfolio rennes 21/11/11. Plugins/Artefact/FreeMindFlash. From Mahara Wiki Mahara FreeMind mind map plugin Note that this is a static image of the embedded FreeMind plugin, the actual plugin has an interactive display of the mind map.
This is an artefact file blocktype plugin to allow Flash rendering of interactive FreeMind mind maps (.mm XML files) in Mahara Pages (Views). It also works with .mm files generated by Freeplane (a fork of FreeMind). It draws inspiration from the FreeMind filter for Moodle. Development of this Mahara version was begun by a student, James Kerrigan, on the Foundation degree in Computing and Internet Technology at the University Centre Yeovil. It uses the FreeMind/Freeplane Flash browser including SWFobject to render the FreeMind files (i.e. using a combination of JavaScript and Flash) Installation add (e.g. just before <! <! Add. Plugins. From Mahara Wiki Mahara has a very pluggable architecture, which allows people to add their own artefacts, blocks for views, methods for authentication and more. Here is a list of plugins developed by members of the community. If you have a plugin that you'd like to contribute, we'd love to hear from you!
Post on the Developers Forum with some information about it. Please note: Plugins listed here are NOT subject to the same standards of review that the Mahara core is, and as such, may contain security issues or other problems. It's up to you to verify that the plugin will adequately suit your needs! Mahara plugins Artefact Plugins Mahara ships with plugins for profile information, a file repository, blogs and a resume builder. Bookmark by Catalyst for Intel Education - Users can save links as Mahara artefacts. Blocktype Plugins Chem 2D NIH by Geoff Rowland - uses the NIH NCI/CADD Chemical Identifier Resolver service to display an image of a 2D chemical structure in a Page (View). Other. Using Plugins and Add-ons for Mahara. Exclusive offer: get 50% off this eBook here Mahara 1.4 Cookbook — Save 50% Over 50 recipes for using Mahara for training, personal, or educational purposes by Ellen Marie Murphy | September 2011 | e-Learning Open Source In this article by Ellen Marie Murphy, author of Mahara 1.4 Cookbook, we will examine a few of the many plugins and add-ons available for Mahara.
Specifically, we will cover: Adding a spreadsheet and chart using Google appsUsing Embed.ly to add a Google mapAdding the Facebook Like button to a pageAdding the Twitter Tweet button to a pageThe Continuing Professional Development artifact (For more resources on Mahara, see here.) Information about the various add-ons and plugins is available on the Mahara.org site. In this recipe, we will create a spreadsheet using Google Docs, and then, we will use the Google Apps block to add the spreadsheet to a page. Google Apps is now a standard block in Mahara, rather than a plugin. Getting ready Go to How to do it... Themes/Contributed themes. From Mahara Wiki Mahara ships with eight different themes. Additional themes can be developed and installed separately. This is a list of themes that community members have contributed and that can be downloaded. Please note that not all themes will work with all versions of Mahara.
Ambrose by icampus21.com (code at Github) Ambrosia for 1.6. See also Customising/Themes. Facebook, Twitter, Status.net & LinkedIn plugins. Developers - External Content Plugin. Documentation en français. Manuel apprenant Mahara. Cet article est incomplet. Il est jugé trop incomplet dans son développement ou dans l'expression des concepts et des idées. Son contenu est donc à considérer avec précaution. 1 Introduction Ce petit manuel est destiné à l'utilisateur-apprenant de la plateforme e-portfolio Mahara, version 1.4.
Pour mieux visualisé les images, cliquez dessus et cliquez ensuite sur Image en plus haute résolution ! Mahara est une plateforme e-portfolio et fournit un certain nombre d'outils pour gérer votre dévelopement personnel, vos productions et vos contacts. Enseignement par projet: Cette plateforme peut également être utilisé dans le cadre de cours par projets. Dire à chaque apprenant de créer une exposition accessible au groupe. ... La plateforme présentée ci-dessous est celle qui est installée sur le serveur de l'Université de Genève et que vous retrouver sur Une fois loguer avec votre identité numérique de l'Unige, l'écran d'accueil se présente de la façon suivante. Mahara. From Mahara Wiki Nearby: Upgrading Mahara This is a guide to installing Mahara. It's mainly targeted at the main platform on which people will install it (Linux with Apache), though Mahara can be installed on other platforms.
Mahara is a web application. This means it's not just an executable file you can download and run. If you're running Debian/Ubuntu, a lot of the required software (and even Mahara itself) can be installed using apt-get. Dependencies Mahara is mainly designed for use on Linux, using the Apache web server, PostgreSQL database server and PHP. In addition, members of the community have successfully got Mahara running on Mac OSX and Windows, and have also managed to use nginx instead of Apache.
Hardware See Hardware Requirements Software See Software Requirements Get the code, and put on your webserver In order for your Mahara to run, you need to put a copy of the code on your own server. Once you have the code, copy the contents of the htdocs/ directory to your webserver. ...