Do you spend much time working in the HTML view of the ATTO editor?   Frustrated about constantly flicking between code and WYIWYG view?

Remember the (Good/Bad) old days of Dreamweaver side-by-side view where you can see and edit both the HTML and WYIWYG views at once?

This video shows you how to connect Sublime Text -  a very powerful code editor -  directly with the ATTO editor so that you can make live HTML code edits and see these immediately in Moodle.

PS. It is not limited to Moodle - it works anywhere you can edit text on the web.

Unsplash images are a great way to enrich your OpenLMS learning content.   This handy little helper will allow you to:

1. Select an Unsplash image
2. Layout  this image relative to onscreen content
3. Properly attribute the image back to the author
4. Embed this image in your Moodle content (or elsewhere).  
5. Ensure that your image is responsive, so that it resizes with the browser
6. Add alternative text to meet WCAG accessibility compliance
7. Provide an appropriately resized download image, for subsequent upload into Moodle

You can get the Unsplash embedder bookmarklet here.   Make sure you read the first time instructions: @BirdyOz: Unsplash image embedder & attribution maker