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An OERu Theme for WordPress

Collect tweets, dents, g+, ASKBOT, moodle postings, and local postings into a composite stream in Mediawiki.

See the wenotes-tools repository for the harvesting and gardening tools.

NodeJS-based harvesting and gardening tools for WEnotes

harvesting and gardening tools for WEnotes

Build a snapshot of a "course" from an outline of wiki pages. This:

separates not only content and presentation, but also the flow through the content removes worry that pages will change once reviewed can freely modify pages as they are fetched to facilitate fitting into an existing CSS framework

Synchronise WordPress users with Course-specific Mautic Segments depending on Courses (subsites) with which they are associated.

A setlist (for bands, playing music) creator. This is an experiment with the Svelte compiled JavaScript platform.

The WikiEducator Widget:WEnotes as a WordPress shortcode plugin

harvesting and gardening tools for WEnotes - the NodeJS-based scripts

A WordPress widget that helps a user enter a valid URL for their personal blog feed.

A plugin allowing learners to register (as WP users) and (un)enrol in OERu courses (subsites).

This plugin helps manage creating per-user blogs for training purposes.

This is a Reveal.JS presentation for the Fabians in Christchurch, 2018

A small app designed to let the OERu manage tags for courses, which are used to seek out and 'harvest' mentions in various online technologies and blogs via the WEnotes Aggregator system.

Our own fork of Semantic Scuttle, so we can address PHP 5.4+ compatibility issues

Our own fork of Semantic Scuttle, so we can address PHP 5.4+ compatibility issues

A template plugin for testing plugin ideas and javascript stuff.

This is a simple Widget that displays a punchcard graph of WikiEducator editing activity using jQuery and D3.js.

It is not scientific, and makes no judgements about the value or size of the edits, only the number of them.

Monitor registrations in a Moodle course and publish them to a Faye server.

An example Wordpress theme for deploying the Open Content Licensing for Educators (OCL4Ed) course in a Wordpress instance.

This theme is a child theme of the CyberChimps responsive theme.