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Posted on Monday May 2, 2016

Updated on Monday November 6, 2023

Education Rest-api Api

EEXCESS Moodle Plugin

Using the Moodle plugin, you can enhance your lessons or homework with content and references to scientific or cultural resources.

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The EEXCESS prototype tools serve as recommendation tools, delivering personally tailored recommendations from cultural and scientific databases without having to explicitly search for this content, integrated into web browsers and content management systems. All code is available openly licensed and via GitHub.

Using the Moodle plugin, you can enhance your lessons or homework with content and references to scientific or cultural resources, such as Europeana, EconBiz (economic literature), Mendeley (scientific papers). EEXCESS Moodle plug-in consists of two components: a Moodle server plug-in which allows you to read EEXCESS content, and a plug-in for the Moodle Atto editor to insert citations. Both plug-ins have to be installed by a Moodle administrator.

Learn about the moodle plug-in on the Eexcess website
Install the Moodle server plugin
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