When adding a behaviour remark, there is a check box to select whether the remark will be visible for the learner or not. As most behaviour remarks should be visible for the student/learner, the check box should be selcted by default.

(or, system administrators should be able to decide whether the box should be checked by default)

By the way - the same applies to comments in the Attendance 2.0 module.

Calendar access through RSS/webcal would allow the calendar to be opened on both calendar applications (e.g. iCal) and mobile devices (e.g. iPod and mobile phones). This feature is already embraced by one of itslearning's competitors (StudieWeb) and it would greatly enhance the user experience. Although the scheme was initially set up for iCal only, it is currently supported by most calendar applications and can be synced with windows mobile devices as well. For more information how to implement this, I - the brother of this user - would gladly help as an experienced programmer and I can be contacted at greatslovakia ['AT'] zoho ['.'] com.

There should be a plugin added to it's learning which allows the student to get email or sms alerts for selected events 

When a teacher has set points in an Open Q in Test 2.0 there is no way of changing these points. A teacher should have this opportunity, both because it's easy to type wrong and a teacher might change his mind in an Open Q.

Sometimes you get an "Runtime Error" for no reason. It would be nice with a better error message describing the problem.

Here is a page that provokes the message: http://www.itslearning.com/KURS/14901/holybible/

Make it possible to connect an OpenID to the account and then later use OpenID to log on to it's learning.

http://openid.net/

I have experienced heaps of problems with the Java based forum that it's learning uses.

I've tried different Java runtime versions, but still, same problems.

I opt for a new forum discussion solution, that works, hopefully not implemented in Java.

The reply with quote works poorly. Some times I can only write in the header text field, but not in the content field, sometimes none at all.

Please, change the discussion module!

I have experienced heaps of problems with the Java based forum that it's learning uses.

I've tried different Java runtime versions, but still, same problems.

I opt for a new forum discussion solution, that works, hopefully not implemented in Java.

The reply with quote works poorly. Some times I can only write in the header text field, but not in the content field, sometimes none at all.

Please, change the discussion module!

Most teachers have a wealth of material that is held in public areas on a network, laptops, memory keys etc. The ability to upload multiple files that retain their folder structure would give teachers a head start with it's learning, resulting in higher uptake levels. The current 32MB limit is very restrictive.

Drag and drop functionality is highly desirable here