Introduction
Vee replaces the normal, linear science report and puts it into a visual map. This map is organized around a graphic of a Vee. This Vee map makes sense to our brains about the way knowledge is created and becomes a tool which actually makes it easy for students to take charge of their own experiments/inquiry. Say good bye to ‘cook-book’ labs.
Changelog
1.1
move view out of skins
conditional jquery tools popup and add pop-up for non-plone images
1.0
Initial Plone 3/4 Release
inline editing respects site setting
use plone.app.jquerytools to do image pop-up
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