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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มี.ค. 2024
- Tired of the plain vanilla white Moodle? Not yet? Wait for it!
This video explains how to take control of how your Moodle looks. There are two main parts to this explanation: 1) using themes and 2) customising themes with SCSS (pronounced "Sass").
Links and selected timestamps below:
2:25 About Themes (and some brief introductions)
3:10 Essential theme (Don't use it, it's a good one from the past)
4:26 Moove theme
5:08 Boost Union theme
5:45 LearnR theme
7:17 Fordson theme (Don't use it, it's a good one from the past)
7:58 Adaptable theme
18:25 "Allow theme changes in the URL" setting
19:00 Customising Boost using SCSS
22:06 Customising Boost Union (LearnR) using SCSS
30:52 Final thing: Prevent future self-loathing - Comment your SCSS
33:24 Final final thing: Learn more CSS with Kevin Powell
35:10 Final final final thing: Please "Like" and "Subscribe"!
Moodle plugins directory (Themes)
moodle.org/plugins/?q=category:3
Boost Union theme page
moodle.org/plugins/theme_boos...
LearnR theme page
moodle.org/plugins/theme_learnr
Kevin Powell TH-cam Channel (everything CSS)
/ @kevinpowell
If you have the time, please keep the videos coming. Subscribed
Thanks for the encouragement. I do try to release a video each week, though some weeks this is easier than others. Thanks also for subscribing. I hope my future videos prove useful for you.
@@Wise-Cat configuring the width and the background colours are essential elements, thanks for those videos. Now, I've come across your channel in my search for an inviting website. Fair enough for established institutions, but not being able to have a welcoming landing page with links to other pages such as ''about'' just makes people click right out. If you have any ideas to make a moodle site look more like a school's oficial site, it would be greatly apreciated. Hope it makes sense
Moove, Boost Union and LearnR among other themes have some pretty good features for improving the site-home. They offer stuff like image carousels and "marketing spots" that can make things much more appealing even before one logs in. It's definitely worth trying out a few themes and you'll probably find one that suits your needs.
Dear wise cat, thank you for a very interesting video! but unfortunately, the main problem of moodle is that more than half of the students study from phones while it is done as a desktop. people simply don’t have time to turn on the computer, it’s easier for them to do everything from their phone. but there is no design for the phone! we ask you to think about this. Thanks again for all the work you do.
Thanks for the comment, though I'm going to have to disagree with you there. Modern versions of Moodle (anything 4.x) have very good responsive design for mobile devices. No only that, but there even exists a Mobile App (both for Android AND iPhone) .
download.moodle.org/mobile
The app even allows students to download courses and use them without an internet connection! I think you would be hard-pressed to find an LMS that offers a better experience on Mobile devices. The app may not be perfect, but there most certainly do exist options for phones.
If students don't have time to turn on their computers, they are doomed. If you're looking to create a free type of website and attract the masses, it can be the case, as people find it through links on social media on their phones. However people who have paid to, and need to learn, they had bettee find the time and a computer...I tell my students this from the start