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The resubmission module allows you to create a list of nodes to be processed by a certain date or at specific intervals. Extremely helpful is this module for constantly changing content, which must be kept up to date or if registered offers expire on certain dates. In addition, a reminder text can be entered, which is helpful for the person who has to process the content in the processing.

Possible examples:
- Time-limited product or service offers
- Expiring coupon offers
- Weekly changing Information Notices
- Changes in content to hold others up to date
- etc.

There are certainly other applications, where you can take advantage of the resubmission of certain content.

Create e-learning courses with any number of tracked requirements for completion.

Features

• Allows any content type to be used as an e-learning course, containing any number of graded or ungraded course objects.
• Course object API to define learning objects that can be added to a workflow
  • Built in support for Drupal nodes to be part of a course requirement workflow, plus support for Content Access and ACL to control access per node-based object
  • Built in support for several non-node course objects (see Getting started)
  • Extensible to allow other content/assessments or non-Drupal (external, 3rd party) objects to be delivered and tracked
• API to control enroll and take access
• API for configurable outline access control based on time, conditions (object start, completion, grades)
• Framework for external learning application integration (such as Moodle)
• Entity API integration
• Views integration through Entity, including several default views for reports and managing courses
• Rules integration through Entity for course enrollments, completion, etc.

Twitter Queue is a module that provides users the ability to create a list of twitter status updates ("tweets") and post them to twitter immediately or to schedule them to be broadcast at a future