Content editing experience

Bring twitter search results into your site as nodes (content) via feeds module.

• TODO: Bring in user tweets (like twitter module, but different :-P)

This module is a fork of the Node Ownership module, with a number of significant changes:

Skill Compass is a tool for building sites that help people learn a subject. It allows collaborative work in breaking down the subject into topics and sub topics, building advancement trees of topics, and adding learning resources of different types. The topics and resources are presented in a way that helps learners discover what they can and/or should learn, by themselves.

An example of the Skill Compass modules can be found at http://skillcompass.org/. There are also some demonstration videos available introducing Skill Compass.

A description in images

Image 1: Topics are presented in a graphical tree showing main 'branches' of the subject, and their sub topics, and even more sub topics.

Image 2: There's an alternative tree for showing "advancement" – once you've mastered a specific topic, these other topics will be in your reach.

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Topics are presented with a description, and a list of resources for learning that topic. (On the skillcompass.org example site, suggestions are also brought in from Google.)

Topics can me marked as mastered, which will start populating a personal list of topics in your learning vicinity.
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What is Pubdate?

Pubdate was developed as a solution to a common problem facing publishers, how to publish the online version of a print magazine using a simple and robust admin interface.

The module for replicates a magazine type relationship between content allowing the nomination of parent and child nodes, for example front_cover and in_this_issue, where the content is published together depending on the dates specified for the parent node. The use case is for a magazine publisher wanting to mirror their publishing cycle on line, so content is gathered together in issues, and often presented as a cover and articles.

Features

• Content can be loosely organised into 'issues' and can be displayed in a view as a complete issue with the parent and child nodes, for example, with a views attachment display
• Simple admin interface for nominating parent and child content types (more than one content type can be nominated as a child)
• The Date module is a dependency so the date fields are standard Drupal date fields and so can use the date picker etc.
• Providing parent/child relationship means that dates can be entered only once for the parent and inherited by children

The snippet module allows you to provide user (usually a site-admin) editable "text-areas" in panel pages without given users general panels admin access.

This is a D7 views field, that compares rendered text in an if-statement, and renders a defined text for each clause.