The year of the dragon just got started! Started the beginning of this year feeling loved. I have so...

This is not possible in moodle 1.9 without modifying the code, hiding total course grade hides individual grades too. Here is a workaround :

• In gradebook, turn on editing and go to each student total (can be tedious if having a large number of students enrolled in the course)
• Hide each student total

First screenshot is a student view before hiding, last one is after. Voilà :)

References

How to fix it in the code : http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=175074

Over the last weeks we’ve had the pleasure to introduce a lot of young people to Free Software through the Google Code-in contest. As in the previous edition the results were awesome. I’ll write about that later though. For now I wanted to do two things:

1. Thank you mentors, admins, Google and of course participants! It wouldn’t be possible without you.
2. We closed nearly 400 tasks (did I say amazing already?). There are another 50 tasks that were not closed within the time of the contest. However I am sure their mentors would still love to get them done. So if you are looking for a nice way to get started contributing to KDE here is your chance. Pick a task and contact the mentor. If you have questions you can join us on IRC in the channel #kde-soc on freenode or you can send an email to the mailing list kde-soc at kde.org.

Linaro is excited to announce that we will once again be having our Demo Friday at Linaro Connect Q1.12 to show the latest Linux developments on ARM. Linaro members, partners and community offer interactive demonstrations showcasing ARM-processor-based boards and Linaro builds of Android and Ubuntu.

Demo Friday is a two-hour event that will showcase new and innovative ways Linaro members, partners and community are using Linaro Builds of Ubuntu and Android on ARM processor-based boards. Demo Friday will take place on Friday, February 10, 2012 from 4pm to 6pm in the Vernada Room of the Sofitel Hotel in Redwood City, California. Demo Friday is open to the public. This is an exciting and educational opportunity for everyone to get a hands on demonstration of what Linaro is enabling with ARM processor-based boards for Linux on ARM.

Previous demonstration events have included Kinnect-face robot recognizing human faces, Linaro Android Build Service, Automated Validation Infrastructure for Android system, Snowball board demo, Quick Start board demos and more. More about past events can be found on the Linaro wiki (https://wiki.linaro.org/Events/2011-05-LDS/Showcase).

All companies and engineers who are using Linaro on ARM processor-based boards are invited to participate in Demo Friday and highlight their work. All the demonstrations for Demo Friday have not yet been finalized and there are opportunities to add more to the line-up. Anyone interested in this opportunity to participate can email the details of their demonstration to: events@linaro.org. Demo Friday details can be found on the Linaro Connect Site (http://connect.linaro.org/events/linaro-connect-q1-12-demo-friday/).

Linaro Connect Q1.12 will be take place at the Sofitel Hotel in Redwood City, California on February 6 -10th and sponsorship opportunities are still available. More information about levels and benefits of Linaro Connect sponsorship can be found on the Linaro Connect site (http://connect.linaro.org/sponsorship/).


Join us for Linaro Connect Q1.12

Linaro Connect is held every three to four months to bring the Linux on ARM community together to learn about the latest SoC developments, plan the next development cycle and hack together. These events give the Linux community an opportunity to be a part of the Linaro team and help to define the ARM tools, Linux kernels and builds of key Linux distributions including Android and Ubuntu on member SoCs. Join us for our next event February 6-10th in San Francisco, CA. Learn more at http://connect.linaro.org

Originally posted here by Amber Graner on January 20, 2012.