Today I came across a discuss in Moodle about why one should upgrade. As I read down the post the article turned to the Atto editor. Without going into detail, I’ll show you why I have upgraded to 2.7 and why I like the Atto editor.
Atto Menu showing my custom plugins in colour
Adding interactive objects to your content
Adding a drag and drop quiz
In the animations above you can see some of the additional Atto plugins that I have created. They allow my users to create interactive, responsive content in Moodle using the Atto editor, that works as well on an iPhone as it does on a desktop.
In one instance a client gave me a word document containing a few smart objects from MS Word, and asked me to turn them into Moodle interactions. The click and popup circle being one of those.
Incredibly useful and cool interactions! How can I get these adaptive content tools?
Hi KC
These tool work hand-in-hand with a custom course format that I build. We provide Moodle as a hosted solution to our clients. The solution includes these plugins and face recognition if they want it.
Ok got it.
1 more question. What do you use to do your animations, they’re so helpful!
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Hi the custom plugin is looking awesome!
Currently I am using bootstrap code to achieve similar effects but haven’t thought that I can do it in atto editor.
As my work is hosting our moodle with another IT company but they didn’t provide us those features, I am wondering if you could give me a demo access to your moodle with those plugins so that I can show it to my manager and purchase just the plugin separately if possible?