I have been working at integrating TinyMCE with Moodle. I have written a howto which explains how to perform the integration. You can read about it here timymce howto

Today I got a little bit closer to getting Moodle working with TinyMCE. I am currently stumped with regards to the course authentication.
This is the offending part of code I am yet to understand:
file.php (about line 67)

} else if ($course->id != SITEID) {
require_login($course->id);


The dev version can be found in my http://webtolife.org/moodlesandbox

Currently the course number is hard coded into the page so its not really useful yet.

This is a video presentation by Dan Gilbert at the TED conference. It's fascinating to think about the implications. I'll blog some more thoughts later

Web 2.0 is a 'catch phrase' for modern web-based sites/applications that has gained popularity in the last couple of years. This video, by Michael Wesch - Associate Professor of Cultural Anthropology gives a good introduction to some of the philosophies of web 2.0 and eludes to some sociological implications/trends that will come as a result of web technology.

My president (from my MUSA days) has recently been chosen as Steve Maharey's successor for the Palmerston North seat. After seeing him in action with student-related matters during his time at MUSA, I have no doubts that he will do a fastastic job as Palmerston North MP.m Good on ya Iain.

Read more http://www.stuff.co.nz/4327135a6003.html

Web to life is coming along. It now boasts a WYSIWYG, CCK and the video plugin (hence the video in this post)
I came across this video the other day. Not only is it really nice acappella, but is is real funny too. Good clean entertainment! Watch and enjoy.

Since I am finding myself doing a lot web development for people these days, I thought it was about time that I created myself a website. I am really hot on the Drupal CMS at the moment. It is fantastic with what you can do with it. It can do static content, social networking, e-commerce, and pretty much anything else you want it to. There are about 2,500 modules freely available to download from the http://www.drupal.org site.