It's exciting to see the growing interest in phpEdu. With the growth of the project there has been a need to reorganise the site and our implementation of a demo site where people can see what phpEdu can do. The site, http://demo.phpedu.org.uk will be updated to the current release of phpEdu as soon as an update becomes available.
What's this site for then? Well, this remains the project home and will carry news of latest developments and documentation with tips and tricks of implementing your own phpEdu. Also this is where you can get a pre-packaged tarball of everything you need to run phpEdu: Download phpEdu Beta-4
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It is very useful and interesting site for learning PHP. Thanks for sharing it, i will refer it to my all friends.
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The Modules written for phpEdu on the site include faculty, program, admission, insurance courses (including course wishlist and registration), quiz( 3 question types) and assignment. Others planned include timetable(event), attendance, results etc
I want to use phpEdu but there isn't instruction to install it on a website that is not new. There is some issues about it on drupal.org forum, but no answer. ¿Is it really on development? ¿Is it possible to install it on a site with drupal 6.x running?
Sorry about the delay in replying.
The latest Beta-4 packages found here have README.txt and INSTALL.txt included. When you've installed phpEdu, documentation is available on the Advanced help pages.
Thanks.
It would be nice if you published an “About us” page and an “about the project” page.
Who is behind this? Who is funding it? What’s the goal? Project background? etc..