Questions about developing content for UCLA's CCLE Website

• What skills do I need to write webpages for UCLA’s CCLE site?:
  TBD
• Will someone review my changes? What if I need help?:
  TBD
• Are my changes owned by me? Will anyone make changes to my content without telling me?:
  TBD
• Is UCLA free to distribute my content to other entities?:
  If you develop a specialized section of code for Moodle and it gets used, then it should be released under the GPL (derivative work of Moodle). Content added to pages (such as course materials) do not fall under the GPL. TBD. Also see the Terms of Use
• I would like to make a webpage for the CCLE, that depends on a newer version of one of the moodle libraries, or adding some additional software to the system. Can I do that?:
  TBD
• Who can see the content of my webpages? What if I need to put in confidential information in the webpages, such as passwords or security information?:
  CCLE private pages are available to enrolled students, other teachers of the class (if there are more than one), administrators, and guests (when enabled). The private site is where you should store the protected data. Passwords in general shouldn’t be made widely available. What the private site was designed for is materials that only enrollees in the class should view, such as practice tests, homework solutions, and other class materials.
• Can I make changes to content someone else has submitted?:
  TBD
• My changes might affect someone else. Who will contact them?:
  TBD
• Someone else’s changes affected my content. Who will contact them?:
  TBD