I'm really excited to see the recent changes in phpEdu and this project site (http://phpedu.org.uk). A couple of weeks ago, the old project website had to be taken down and re-organised into 2 closely related parts.

1. Project site - http://phpedu.org.uk - to publish news and information about the project. This is where the definitive documentation on the application will be located. Releases will also be announced here as well as on http://drupal.org
2. Demo site - http://demo.phpedu.org.uk - to demonstrate the application in a simulated environment of the fictitious University of phpEdu.

These sites are running on a multi-site implementation of the latest Drupal and we shall always try to have phpEdu compatible with the most current Drupal version available. That means you can see what phpEdu can do for you by visiting here and trying out http://demo.phpedu.org.uk.

Be aware that because of the nature of demo sites, with people posting all sorts of stuff and modifying data as they please, we shall be restoring demo data from time to time.