Graham Quince

Yes please.

Hi @paulmitchell1989 I've not written a tutorial on the Concept-demo tabs as it's a little complex to get all the UUIDs for the html. It's quite easy to get wrong and quite hard to spot what's gone wrong. That said, I'm quite happy to install the site on your platform and help tailor it to suit your needs. The tabs use the nested page widgets, so you can have whatever content you like each page. Graham

I've been very aware that a number of Frog3 schools are disappointed there is no equivalent to Frog Tags in FrogLearn. And I'm told it is something we want to rectify. The ability for schools to display your own personalised data to students inside FrogLearn is an understandably desirable option. While we work on an internal solution (no ETA I'm afraid), I've prepared a tutorial along with @Chris.Smith (our developer advocate) taking you through all the steps needed to set up a Google Firebase data store, query it from inside FrogLearn and display the results back in a Frog Site. It looks intimidating, but I've broken it down into straight forward steps for the various stages. Once set up, updating the data becomes a simple task - arguably with fewer steps than updating the data in Frog3's toolkit. What this means is that you can display any information you choose to upload, so house points, your own rewards system, additional attainment information - anything you can get into a spreadsheet - provided you have a single student identifier in there such as UPN or username. Being a Google product, Firebase is a secure data store - although being a third-party product, you should make that determination for yourself. https://www.frogcommunity.com/customdata I hope this helps. Graham

@emoseley with filing this under student resources, do your teachers just go there too or is your Frog primarily for students?

Hope Academy recently tweated how to find their Frog login: Which got me wondering, how do you direct users to the platform? (screenshots welcome)

You can target it like any widget for styling? This is the CSS i use for the forum feed on the community: /* RSS feed - forum activity*/ div[data-content-uuid="D2C73B0D200288AE6903DFFA2E2A1302C38D3B1C96E71BC6"] h2:before { content:"Frog Forums - "; } div[data-content-uuid="D2C73B0D200288AE6903DFFA2E2A1302C38D3B1C96E71BC6"] h2 { visibility:hidden; height:0px; overflow:hidden; } div[data-content-uuid="D2C73B0D200288AE6903DFFA2E2A1302C38D3B1C96E71BC6"] small { visibility:hidden; height:0px; overflow:hidden; } div[data-content-uuid="D2C73B0D200288AE6903DFFA2E2A1302C38D3B1C96E71BC6"] a { color:#0071b9; font-weight:bold; } div[data-content-uuid="D2C73B0D200288AE6903DFFA2E2A1302C38D3B1C96E71BC6"] .feed_content { position:relative; top:-40px; }

Hi @Corinne I'd noticed some issue with the Twitter code myself and when i mentioned this to one of our devs, they pointed out that part of the problem is with Twitter's own script. I've been opting back to using TwitRSS.me instead and the RSS widget.

Hi Bob, I've asked our support desk to look into this for you. I've created a ticket which will fire off an email Graham

Yeah it does, because Office has some 'interesting' quirks. Sharing options are dependent on other settings.

Well, funny you should mention the shared folder widget. Just before the christmas break, Graham Thorpe showed me a Site search widget - basically a widget which can display sites tagged with a specific keyword. In essence it's an automated menu widget. Still not the same as Frog3, in terms of users choosing to sign up, but it's getting there.

You need it set to "View Link - no sign in required" - it's a setting in Office365 which can be turned on. I don't have access to the management / admin area of Office365, @clangstaff, didn't you have a similar issue which you were able to deal with?

Hi @smackie2, I've checked with Tom to make sure I have this right: As far as I understand this is an additional intervention tool that staff can use in the classroom while on the go, without the need of changing the whole school curriculum. It allows staff to add in an extra custom objective within a tracker for 1 or more students, which can be used as a smaller step towards a larger objective OR reference a key point/piece of knowledge that a student/students may be missing, which once achieved the staff member can be confident they are on track with the parent objective. This doesn’t currently pull through to reports but this is planned to in the future. As mentioned, this won’t change what is in the curriculum designer (as you wouldn’t want every staff member constantly changing it through the year), but during moderation meetings staff may want to share how they have used these goals with SLT, as some of these goals may need to be incorporated into the curriculum where appropriate. Hope that clears things up Graham (and Tom)

Hi @ADT So, I've been off over the break, and just seen your post. I've logged into your platform and can see the workspaces page. I think I've spotted the issue, looks like there should be an intermediate page inbetween the deletion script and a redirect. I'll create a ticket for you and get the bug team to investigate. Out of interest, what elements of workspaces are you using that FrogLearn cannot replicate. I can see that users can choose to join for themselves (in Frog3), but I've helped schools replicate this with a form and Groups and Policies (not automated, but quite efficient.) Walls and shared folders can be set up easily enough in a site template - on site creation, the site is shared with a group. Any new user then just gets added to the group. Graham

Happy new year to you too! Hope you had a good break, or was it marking from the 27th onwards?

It's strange. i've looked at it in IE and it's be fine, and the above code is using the browser's PDF reader, as far as I know.

Sorry @ADT, it's loading for me.

PDF widget is coming out as part of Dickens - which is looking like end of Jan/start of Feb. I'll dial in and see if i can spot anything

Right-click on your new image and choose "Copy image address", then paste that address into the src of the <img> bit

Calling me "pig" that's what for. And yes, i got the Babe reference. I also shoved in a smiley

@Corinne - now if only we knew someone with access to the FrogCode beta, who might be looking for a widget to build... @ADT - we can remove reputation points you know

<style> /* Adding some styling to the overall search */ .googleSearchContainer { /* Permalink - use to edit and share this gradient: http://colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/#e5e5e5+0,ffffff+94,bababa+100 */ background: #e5e5e5; /* Old browsers */ background: -moz-linear-gradient(top, #e5e5e5 0%, #ffffff 94%, #bababa 100%); /* FF3.6-15 */ background: -webkit-linear-gradient(top, #e5e5e5 0%,#ffffff 94%,#bababa 100%); /* Chrome10-25,Safari5.1-6 */ background: linear-gradient(to bottom, #e5e5e5 0%,#ffffff 94%,#bababa 100%); /* W3C, IE10+, FF16+, Chrome26+, Opera12+, Safari7+ */ filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient( startColorstr='#e5e5e5', endColorstr='#bababa',GradientType=0 ); /* IE6-9 */ padding:10px; border-radius:10px; } </style> <!-- This is a simple form which opens a Google search, target="_blank opens it in a new tab --> <form method="get" action="http://www.google.com/search" target="_blank"> <div class="googleSearchContainer"> <!-- to add a Google logo, we need an image source. I've uploaded one to the community site, but you might want to make your own. --> <img width="84" alt="Google Search" style="float:left; margin-right:20px; display:inline-block;" height="42" src="https://www.frogcommunity.com/app/file/asset/B86E8730200307B938CE4FD07643260F91C219AC171C65DC.png"> <table align="center"> <tr> <!-- This search box has a width of 200px, you can adjust that to fit your layout --> <td style="height:30px;"><input type="text" style="width:200px;" name="q" size="17" maxlength="200" value="" /></td> <!-- using bootstrap classes btn and btn-danger to make a red button --> <td style="height:30px;" valign="top"><button class="btn btn-danger" type="submit">Search</button></td> </tr> </table> </div> </form>

Ok, that you. now that I see it, you're just wanting a form to open search results in a new tab

Do you have one on a page in Frog3 i could look at?

I'll email you