Question about Moodle and/or Wiki Tools for students

[Simón Ruiz]

We use MoinMoin; it's a standalone installation, though, it doesn't
integrate with Moodle or anything.

I remember it being pretty easy to install earlier this year; I found
a good tutorial online somewhere, but I didn't keep the link...

Within the first period I had kids on it they were posting pictures.

I had to ask them how to do it, myself. ;-)

Simón

On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 11:49 AM, Jeffrey LePage
<jeffrey_lepage at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Greetings,
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> I recently installed Moodle for an elementary school.  One of the upper-El (grades 4,5,6) teachers wants to do a project with Moodle in a few weeks.  It's a geography project: "major bodies of water".
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> My first thought was using the built-in Wiki module in Moodle.  The one problem is that it's difficult for a student to add images to their wiki.  There is a workaround, but it's a little difficult.
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> Is there a better solution?  Maybe a different wiki that I can install?  What i need is a dead-simple wiki with a wysiwyg interface.  It must also support easy adding/editing of images.
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