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Informations about the package moodle-block_oerclient

block_oerclient

A Dashboard block for the OER Exchange platform's client-side plugin, local_oerclient. Install it alongside local_oerclient on a teacher's own Moodle site to give the Exchange a presence on the Dashboard, without navigating to a dedicated page first.

What it shows

If the site isn't yet registered with an Exchange (or the Exchange can't be reached), the second panel shows a plain explanatory message instead of an error.

Requirements

Installation

  1. Install local_oerclient first, if it isn't already, and complete its registration with an Exchange.
  2. Copy (or git clone) this repository into blocks/oerclient in your Moodle installation.
  3. Visit Site administration > Notifications to complete the install.
  4. Add the "OER Exchange" block to your Dashboard from the block drawer. Moodle always adds a new block to the side panel first — drag it into the main content column (below Course overview/Timeline) for better visibility; this is a one-time step per Dashboard.

License

GPL-3.0-or-later, see LICENSE.

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