Background This post is my first attempt to articulate an evolving idea regarding the development of a platform to enable collaborative video projects that support the more creative aspects of the learning process.
Ever since I moved to the faculties from the central unit where I had been situated for the last 7 years, my brain has been experiencing a never-ending explosion of innovative ideas. Virtually every day I have a wacky new thought.
This is due in no small part to the fact I spent many years contemplating the theoretical possibilities …

I’m doing a lot of work in Drupal at the moment and the thought occurred that an expanded explanation on the subject would be quite useful – if not now then at some point in the near future. So this post will seek to explain what Drupal is, what it does, and its customisation and extensibility options.
What is Drupal?
From a technical standpoint Drupal is a Content Management System, or CMS. That is, it enables people to set up sites that manage and deliver/present content, as well as facilitate …

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