It would help a lot if we could automatisize the visibility of a resource or activity. E.g. if I want the students to submit an assignment before he can see the next assignment or examination. If they have passed the assignment they will automatically be allowed to enter the next activity or resource. 

It would be good if the student could see how many scores one question is worth in a test. Then they also know how much time they should spend on a question. 

itslearning distort html coded in external editors. Here is an example: http://www.screencast.com/t/nn5Z377NIqN  shows how the html was coded in an editor. Notice in the bottom of the screenshot that the validation find no html errors.

The next illustrates how it should be generated by an LMS in a browser: http://www.screencast.com/t/ZwCWQYgA.

And here is how it is generated by itslearning: http://www.screencast.com/t/0aPzon9m. This is quit different generated page. I have also a screenshot of how the html coding is distorted in the editor of itslearning: http://www.screencast.com/t/Px07fXwio.

When you copy or move content in a course, the content will appear in My Library. The good thing is that you then are able to update all copies from one place.

The problem is that you are the only one that is able to update that content. It would be a very good idea if you could share, or at least transfer the content to another teacher.

If one teacher ends his job or ends up being responsible for the course, it is vital that he can transfer the course materials and contents to another teacher.

It´s hard to move files from IPad to IT´s Learning today. I suggest implement a webdav connection to "my personal files" in ePortfolio. And from assessments give students option to get files from there ePortfolio (not only the local computer)

It´s hard to move files from IPad to IT´s Learning today. I suggest implement a webdav connection to "my personal files" in ePortfolio. And from assessments give students option to get files from there ePortfolio (not only the local computer)

Currently, when you comment a long text the entire session time out and you get unable to upload the edited file.

If one did add a Ajax timer control, as the sample in http://ajax.net-tutorials.com/controls/timer-control/, it would make the session exist as long as the user / teacher did edit the documents.

If the Ajax timer is applied only in the DirectEdit-section, then only the editing function would be affected. When the user goes to another section of It's Learning or close the browser then the timer will not update - and you would get the normal timeout as usual.

When internam messages are forwarded to email, alle names and addresses are in the 'To' field. This makes all names and addresses visible to all receivers. The names and addresses should rather be put in the blind copy field.