Organic Groups (OG)

This module is intended to handle a specific permissions situation not easily managed in Drupal or Organic Groups. We allow a group of users to be empowered as OG "creators" by "head creators" who retain authority over the creators' groups. Multiple such hierarchies can be created in parallel. The model is that of a Drupal site used simultaneously by a number of organizations: each organization should be able to delegate responsibilities and authority in a hierarchy that is isolated from the others.

Provides a syllabus node type for the Class Module

Allows students to add their completed and graded assignments to a portfolio.

Requires the Class Module

Provides notes for the class module.
Instructors can allow or disallow students to send notes to other class members.

Requires the Class module

Provides a meta-content-type called "assignment".
Modules that provide questionnaires will use this meta-type
to code answers.

Two question types are included: short_answers and multi-choice

Requires the Class Module

Module that provides a simple node type called class_journal
for student to write in their journal.

Provides views for students to read their class journals
and for instructors to view their class students journals.

Requires the Class Module.

The Class modules are currently under heavy development.
I am currently working to remove and / or require dependencies between all of the class modules,
clean up the default views, etc.

These modules currently are not ready for installation in a standard Drupal site, as
they were developed as a group and have other dependencies and requirements.

This module allows a user with the appropriate permissions to see a pagered list of all of the users on the site, with the ability to filter this list by user role. This OG administrator is then able to set the subscriptions of these users to whatever Organic groups exist on the site. Since this user has full administer capabilities, they can override the OG subscription type (Open, Closed, etc...) and subscribe users to closed groups.

Overview

DBFM is a file manager based on a hierarchical directory structure and uses AJAX to allow administrators to arrange files in the database in the same way they do with file managers on their personal systems.

DBFM stores its files in a database as opposed to the filesystem. This enables advanced manipulation of the uploaded information. Keywords, notes and other meta-data can be added to uploaded documents, document revision management is now possible. Future revisions of DBFM will include extensive searching of this meta-data.

This is Fork of the messenger project at http://drupal.org/project/messenger

Note the HEAD version of Messagebox is under active development - with several changes to the database structure as I move to make it easier to integrate into the node structure of drupal. I will attempt to make it easy for you to migrate over to the newer releases as I make changes. i.e. provide import functionality from your previous version of messagebox, messenger and also privatemsg.