A case of "module" integration into a wiki book
A case of "module" integration into a wiki book
Posted:04 May 2007 (14:44 UTC)Hi, an interesting case maybe for you.
I've just been working for a sports sciences professor in a university. He has to publish several course for various sports (athletics, swimming...). He just finished writing his pages about the human skeleton, and of course he would like to integrate them into all other courses without writing it all all over again, since the human skeleton is always the same for all sports (!)
Hence I thought there might a tool to help him define that set of pages as a "module", and to integrate it with a single click in a "course". The result would be a seamless chapter in a wiki book.
Of course, the "module" would automatically adopt the rights of the host wiki book. i. e. the editor wouldn't have to specify rights page after page...
I think I saw something similar to that in an implementation of Plone, one year ago. What do you think?
PS: sorry guys for participating little recently: I'm preparing exams for a teacher position. That will last until August.
I've just been working for a sports sciences professor in a university. He has to publish several course for various sports (athletics, swimming...). He just finished writing his pages about the human skeleton, and of course he would like to integrate them into all other courses without writing it all all over again, since the human skeleton is always the same for all sports (!)
Hence I thought there might a tool to help him define that set of pages as a "module", and to integrate it with a single click in a "course". The result would be a seamless chapter in a wiki book.
Of course, the "module" would automatically adopt the rights of the host wiki book. i. e. the editor wouldn't have to specify rights page after page...
I think I saw something similar to that in an implementation of Plone, one year ago. What do you think?
PS: sorry guys for participating little recently: I'm preparing exams for a teacher position. That will last until August.
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