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Revision: 190
          http://svn.sourceforge.net/hw4mdl/?rev=190&view=rev
Author:   hugues
Date:     2007-04-19 04:47:58 -0700 (Thu, 19 Apr 2007)

Log Message:
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Updating README's and INSTALL's

Modified Paths:
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    trunk/moodle/INSTALL.txt
    trunk/moodle/README.txt

Removed Paths:
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    trunk/moodle/mod/liveclassroom/README.txt
    trunk/moodle/mod/voicetools/README.txt

Modified: trunk/moodle/INSTALL.txt
===================================================================

--- trunk/moodle/INSTALL.txt	2007-04-13 13:26:54 UTC (rev 189)
+++ trunk/moodle/INSTALL.txt	2007-04-19 11:47:58 UTC (rev 190)
@@ -1,32 +1,5 @@
-This is the Installation file for the Horizon Wimba 4 Moodle Modules and blocks.
+The Wimba Modules Installation and Configuration Guide is available within a bundled, downloadable package from Wimba.
 
-Activity Modules:
------------------
+These Modules require that a Wimba Live Classroom and/or Voice Tools server is in place to integrate with Moodle.  
 
-Installation of the Moodle Activity Module can be performed in two steps:
- 1) Installing the Module files
- 2) Configuring the Module
-
-
-To Install the files, pick up the folder named after the module you want to 
-install (e.g. one of liveclassroom, voicetools or pronto), and copy this folder 
-over to the directory <MOODLE>/mod of you Moodle installation.
-
-Then, for each language you have available in you Moodle installation, pick 
-the appropriate lang file in the lang folder of this package. The default lang
-file that should be installed is located in lang/en_utf8.
-
-Et Voila! You're done with files.
-
-
-To configure the Module, login to Moodle as an administratior and navigate
-to the "Configuration" section. Moodle will discover automatically that you
-installed a new Activity Module and will initialize the Database accordingly.
-At the time of this writting, the HW4Mdl modules only support MySQL and 
-PostgreSQL.
-
-Once the tables are created succefully, navogate to the settings page of the 
-Appropriate activity module and fill the form according to the information 
-provided by your PSM.
- 
- 
+For more information, please visit http://www.wimba.com or contact sa...@wi...
\ No newline at end of file

Modified: trunk/moodle/README.txt
===================================================================
--- trunk/moodle/README.txt	2007-04-13 13:26:54 UTC (rev 189)
+++ trunk/moodle/README.txt	2007-04-19 11:47:58 UTC (rev 190)
@@ -1 +1,18 @@
-Horizon Wimba Moodle Integration aims at providing to the Moodle community integrations of the products developed by Horizon Wimba into Moodle. At this time, we plan to have quickly support for Live Classroom and Voice Tools Activity Modules.
\ No newline at end of file
+Wimba Modules enable institutions to easily enhance their Moodle courses by allowing seamless access to complementary applications. Wimba Modules allow instructors and students to access up to five tools from within the Moodle environment:
+
+    * Live Classroom: a live virtual classroom supporting multi-way audio, video, application sharing, polling and content display
+    * Voice Board: a threaded, voice-based discussion board that can also be used for one to one vocal exercises
+    * Voice Presentation: a presentation consisting of web content alongside voice messages
+    * Voice Recorder: a recorded message that a user can play back anytime, usually accompanying content within a web page (available only via the Wimba Voice Recorder Block)
+    * Wimba Podcaster: a tool that allows for the creation and subscription of podcasts
+
+Wimba Modules include the following features:
+
+    * Single Sign On: students and instructors seamlessly access Wimba Live Classroom and Voice Tools within Moodle. They do not need to log in again or type a URL.
+    * Integrated creation and management of Wimba tools: Instructors can easily create and manage Wimba tools using the Moodle interface. There is no need to access and learn a new administration interface.
+    * Consistent look and feel and navigation: Wimba tools look like, and can be used as, any other Moodle tool. Consequently, there is almost no learning curve to use it.
+
+
+These Modules require that a Wimba Live Classroom and/or Voice Tools server is in place to integrate with Moodle.  
+
+For more information, please visit http://www.wimba.com or contact sa...@wi...

Deleted: trunk/moodle/mod/liveclassroom/README.txt
===================================================================
--- trunk/moodle/mod/liveclassroom/README.txt	2007-04-13 13:26:54 UTC (rev 189)
+++ trunk/moodle/mod/liveclassroom/README.txt	2007-04-19 11:47:58 UTC (rev 190)
@@ -1,59 +0,0 @@
-TODO: updqte this README file to make it hw4mdl specific.
-
-USING THE NEW MODULE TEMPLATE
------------------------------
-
-1. Unzip the archive and read this file  ;-)
-
-2. Change the name of the directory to your new module name.
-   This name should be a single english word, if possible, 
-   all lowercase and with only a-z characters. eg widget
-
-3. Edit all the files in this directory and change all the 
-   instances of NEWMODULE to your new module name (eg widget).
-
-4. Edit db/mysql.sql and put in the SQL database definitions 
-   for your module.  The names of any table definitions you create 
-   there should use the prefix 'prefix_' instead of 'mdl_' 
-   (or whatever you've configured your moodle installation to use 
-   as a table prefix) (optional)
-
-5. Edit db/mysql.php and change all the instances of NEWMODULE
-   to your new module name.  (optional)
-
-6. Do the same for db/postgres7.sql and db/postgres7.php as you 
-   did for db/mysql.sql and db/mysql.php (optional)
-
-7. Create one or more language files for your module in 
-   lang/LANG/NEWMODULE.php where LANG is the language or 
-   languages you are creating the module for use with.  (usually
-   this will be 'en') Use one of the language files for another
-   module as a template for the file.
-
-8. Visit the admin page and your module should be noticed and
-   registered as a new entry in the table "modules".
-
-Now you can start adding code to the .php and .html files in 
-this directory to make it do what you want!
-
-Note about database changes:
-
-  Every time you update the database schema in the db directory, 
-  remember to 
-  
-    - edit version.php with a higher version number
-    - edit db/mysql.php with an execute_sql() call that 
-      upgrades the databases to the new format (see core 
-      modules for examples)
-  
-  and then visit the admin page to actually upgrade your databases.
-
-
-If you have problems, questions, suggestions etc then visit 
-the "Activity modules" developers forum in the online 
-course called "Using Moodle" at http:/* moodle.org */
-
-Or email me:  ma...@mo...
-
-Cheers!
-Martin Dougiamas

Deleted: trunk/moodle/mod/voicetools/README.txt
===================================================================
--- trunk/moodle/mod/voicetools/README.txt	2007-04-13 13:26:54 UTC (rev 189)
+++ trunk/moodle/mod/voicetools/README.txt	2007-04-19 11:47:58 UTC (rev 190)
@@ -1,57 +0,0 @@
-USING THE NEW MODULE TEMPLATE
------------------------------
-
-1. Unzip the archive and read this file  ;-)
-
-2. Change the name of the directory to your new module name.
-   This name should be a single english word, if possible, 
-   all lowercase and with only a-z characters. eg widget
-
-3. Edit all the files in this directory and change all the 
-   instances of NEWMODULE to your new module name (eg widget).
-
-4. Edit db/mysql.sql and put in the SQL database definitions 
-   for your module.  The names of any table definitions you create 
-   there should use the prefix 'prefix_' instead of 'mdl_' 
-   (or whatever you've configured your moodle installation to use 
-   as a table prefix) (optional)
-
-5. Edit db/mysql.php and change all the instances of NEWMODULE
-   to your new module name.  (optional)
-
-6. Do the same for db/postgres7.sql and db/postgres7.php as you 
-   did for db/mysql.sql and db/mysql.php (optional)
-
-7. Create one or more language files for your module in 
-   lang/LANG/NEWMODULE.php where LANG is the language or 
-   languages you are creating the module for use with.  (usually
-   this will be 'en') Use one of the language files for another
-   module as a template for the file.
-
-8. Visit the admin page and your module should be noticed and
-   registered as a new entry in the table "modules".
-
-Now you can start adding code to the .php and .html files in 
-this directory to make it do what you want!
-
-Note about database changes:
-
-  Every time you update the database schema in the db directory, 
-  remember to 
-  
-    - edit version.php with a higher version number
-    - edit db/mysql.php with an execute_sql() call that 
-      upgrades the databases to the new format (see core 
-      modules for examples)
-  
-  and then visit the admin page to actually upgrade your databases.
-
-
-If you have problems, questions, suggestions etc then visit 
-the "Activity modules" developers forum in the online 
-course called "Using Moodle" at http:/* moodle.org */
-
-Or email me:  ma...@mo...
-
-Cheers!
-Martin Dougiamas


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