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

htmlin is a demonstration ES6 (ES2015) script that takes small, regularly formatted HTML pages and imports them into Mediawiki. It is not intended to be used as a catch-all script, but as a demonstration of how a script can be tailored to a particular input format.

A MediaWiki API extension and jQuery-based Poll widget.

Allow institutional theming of WikiEducator pages

Collect/display votes in CouchDB on items in the wiki

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.

API for setting current user options for MediaWiki 1.15-1.19

Use Ansible to deploy a Discourse instance on a Linux host (Ubuntu 14.04 tested) using two Docker containers - data (with PostgreSQL and Redis) and web (the Discourse Ruby on Rails app). Integrates Mandrill's SMTP service by default.

WikiEducator Peer Evaluation extension, originally developed by Akash Agarwal as part of Google Summer of Code 2014 (GSoC 2014).

A Mediawiki API extension to queue snapshot requests, and a queue runner for the snapshot process.

This is an HTML5 template for presenting information on OER Contributors.

This is for displaying profiles of our august partner organisations

A fork of the (jsGantt)[http://code.google.com/p/jsgantt] project for using JavaScript to render a Gantt chart.

A simple script that scrapes OERu.org to copy partner descriptions and logos to WikiEducator.

import tool

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

WikiEducator fork of the Google Analytics Integration extension which supports multiple analytics accounts as required by the Hewlett OER tracking initiative.

A trivial extension to add jQuery to every page of an older MediaWiki installation.

A MediaWiki extension that changes the header and footer of a page based on certain categories.