LTI API

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LTI API for Drupal.

Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) allows remote tools and content to be integrated into a Learning Management System (LMS).

See LTI discussion thread on groups.drupal.org.

Semantic Breadcrumbs

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Semantic Breadcrumbs adds microdata to standart Drupal breadcrumbs. Google can identify it and use to understand and present the information about page hierarchy in search results. Adds few points to Google search results CTR.

Demonstration picture of what this module does.

apachesolr_saved_searches

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Overview

This module is an add-on for the Apache Solr Search Integration module.
It will make it possible to save your search with all filters and keywords. This way you can re-execute the saved search.

Features

  • Saving a SOLR search (keywords and filters)
  • A block with a button to save your search
  • A block with an overview of saved searches (from the logged in user)

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To make use of this module you need this module:

Internet Sources field formatters

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This is a light weight module that provides an Internet Sources field (i.e. emfield in its 6.x branch) formatter. It helps you turn any link or text field to a media field with rich features (thumbnail or full player in any size) and without a heavy module.

Currently supported: YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion...

Views arg parent term

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This module provides a default plugin argument for views, with which you can get the parent terms associated with the current node.

It is very useful to get related content from a higher taxonomic level.

Using it in conjunction with the argument "Taxonomy Term: Parent Term" you can get all those nodes for which the parent node's terms is the same as in the current node.

You can get this argument creating the relationship "Content: Taxonomy terms on node"

Example use case

Suppose we have a Taxonomy Tree like these: