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While Drupal provides capabilities for commentng for both anonymous and authenicated users, it provides no easy way for authenticated users to post comments anonymously without having to manually log out first. This is not only inconvenient to users; it also poses a problem on sites that may choose to implement a "paywall" or other means of limiting access to content but wish to allow for anonymous commenting.

With GML Courses module you can organize education courses workflow.

Facebook Wall Functionality. This module uses the user relationship module, and any friends that you have on the site who post with a content type of "wall" will be able to post and comment on your wall. This module does not integrate with facebook.com although there are other modules on drupal.org which will provide this integration should you need it. This module is sponsored by Babson College and provides a "Wall" within your Drupal installation -- private just for your community within your Drupal website.

The Election module enables you to run elections easily, securely, and effectively on a Drupal website.

It provides a framework for developers to integrate different types of election. Three types are included: 'referendums', 'STV elections', and 'first-past-the-post elections'. Other types can be provided by other modules.

Artesian will be a module for facilitating discussions with a forum-like interface. While it offers much of the familiarity of traditional forum modules, it is designed to be flexible and customizable to fit other discussion formats as well. The forums can be a distinct area of your site or integrated into other areas, such as Organic Groups.

The User Intro module allows the administrator to present a piece of 'welcome' or 'introduction' content (via a template). This template is displayed upon the user's first login, and is hidden on subsequent logins, but can be manually displayed when the user clicks a trigger. Visibility is also controlled from the user profiles (/user/###/edit), allowing users to disable the intro altogether.

Please read the bundled README.txt for setup instructions - you'll need to add two variables to your page template.

* Associate one or more Weibo accounts with their Drupal user account
* Post content to Weibo
* Have their message displayed in a sidebar block or on their user profile

This module creates a block with a configurable Follow Button from Twitter.

Install

1. Download the module and unzip files in sites/all/modules or the appropriate place where you choose.
2. Go to admin/modules/list and enable the module Follow Button
3. Check the permissions here admin/people/permissions/list
4. Configure the username and settings here admin/config/followbutton
5. Place your block where you want

Allow logging in via various providers.
Such as twitter, facebook, linkedin, Gmail, Yahoo, OpenID.