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The European Cookie Law in the Netherlands requires the users to opt-in for websites that are setting tracking cookies.
This is sometimes tricky or even impossible to accomplish using javascript. Therefore this module uses server side script to accomplish the same thing.

Imagine the case when the user has javascript disabled and you have a Facebook iframe on your website which wants to set 3rd party cookies. Or maybe you just want to be absolutely sure that your website will comply with the law and will not set any cookies if the visitor enters it and agrees to your terms.

According to the EU Law (opt-in version) you must ask permission before this can be done.

This module is able to generate a pop-up (which is based on a theme template) with the question to accept the cookies. After the acceptance you are redirected back to the homepage.

The OPTA authority in the Netherlands also require that you keep track of all users that have accepted the agreement. This modules does create this log.

The code in the GIT repository is for Drupal 6. To be in compliance of the cookie law dictated by OPTA (with Drupal 6) you must also install No Anonymous Sessions module.

This module has been specifically designed to provide Mozilla OBI compliant badge empowered learning system. The aim of this badging system is to provide a visual demonstration of achievement to enhance accomplishment in eyes of the student as well as college admission officers.

What are Open Badges?

Open Badges are digital images that can be used to recognize an individual's skills and achievements. In general, badges are achieved through the demonstration of learning, the application or attainment of skills or by taking part in certain activities. However, Open Badges are more than just digital images because behind each one is a rich body of metadata that describes the criteria for achieving the badge, what the individual did to meet that criteria, who awarded the badge, and when it was awarded. Open Badges can be displayed online in a badge backpack and then shared on websites, blogs and social networking sites such as LinkedIn.

This module has been specifically designed to provide Mozilla OBI compliant badge empowered learning system. The aim of this badging system is to provide a visual demonstration of achievement to enhance accomplishment in eyes of the student as well as college admission officers.

Intel along-with, one of the oldest nonprofit organizations in the U.S., Society for Science & The Public (SSP), were seeking for a Digital Badge System. The aim of this badge system was to enable and reward independent research and encourage participation in science fairs for middle school and high school student researchers, teachers, mentors, judges, volunteers, and the community at-large.

“OpenBadges” module has 3 entity types which are as follows:

Badges - This defines a digital badge in a PNG image with OBI compliant meta data

Issuers - This defines a issuer who are going to issue the badges, this could be an individual or Organization

Awards - This defines a badge which is going to be awarded to the participant and winners on different levels of their achievement

"OpenBadges" module also declares the pages to manage these entities from admin/issuer level.

The ST jPlayer provides a popup player based on jPlayer JavaScript library.

Overview

The original intention of this module is to quickly browse the node structure of a website. So I choose to display the node in the taxonomy structure.

This project provides a menu reference field type.