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Bidding Time: |
10/02/2005 18:10 - 14/02/2005 18:10 |
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Minimum $500 |
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Closed |
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osCommerce experts only. If you dont have at least 5 reviews, we will not consider your request. If we are happy with the work, we will have additional projects plus maintence so it would be an ongoing relaitonship. One of our child companies needs a website overhaul. Take a look at www.clickCE.com . We provide distance education courses for real estate mortgage, and insurance professionals. We want to use osCommerce as a shopping cart. For our backend system, to manage our courses, we are using Moodle for the Learning Management System. Cybersource is the payment merchant. Here is what we need: We like the overall look of our current site at www.clickCE.com and want to keep the look of it, especially the banner. We want a search engine friendly website (utilizing the cart) unlike our current site which is dynamic. When a person lands on our home page, they should be presented with a map where they choose their state. Once they choose the state, they pick the industry for which they want to take the courses (we currently have this flow if you go to the course catalog page). Once they pick their industry, they land on a page where they are presented with various course options categorized in various ways. For instance, one catagory would be prelicense courses, one would be continuing education. Each state/industry combo may have different names for the category. Each state/industry combo would have different courses for sale. Each course would have a title, price, number of hours listed with it, and a description. The subcategories such as contining education (under Texas Real Estate) would also have some info that we should be able to modify providing them on instructions on which courses they should take. (Visit www.financialcampus.com , click on insurance ce, and choose any state and you will see an example of what I am describing in terms of information that needs to be presented but not design). The more search engine friendly the better. A real estate agent in texas has no desire to view insurance courses for maryland folks. Some of the courses we sell would be one off purchases like a test prep book where we dont have to administer an exam. Other courses would be homestudy courses where once they purchase the course, they would need to be auto enrolled into our Learning Management System, moodle. Moodle currently has a paypal module using 3rd party database student enrollment so this would need to be modified to work with osCommerce. This should be seamless. When a student logs into their account from our website, they should basically land on a page which gives them the option of seeing their account balances (this would include purchase history, points accumulated, affiliate program,etc) or Courses which would take them to their moodle page. The moodle part does not need to be search friendly since it is only seen by the students who have logged in. Currently have moodle installed and osCommerce installed. Once you have made the two talk, everything needs to be loaded onto the live site so their would be a production site and test site. Summary of what is needed 1. Integrate osCommerce with Cybersource including the pay by check system. (osCommerce has been installed but there is no assurance it is working properly or was loaded properly so it may require tweaking or a reload) 2. Add about 35 contributions to osCommerce (I have the list, email me if you want to see it) 3. Make sure all the osCommerce contributions work properly 4. Customize the look and feel of osCommerce to mimick the current site, www.clickCE.com 5. Make Moodle (www.moodle.org) talk to osCommerce and autoenroll students for certain courses. I'm guessing you would have to flag courses in osCommerce wich need autoenrollment in moodle so it knows which ones. Moodle is fully functional on its own in that it lets a student see a catalog of courses and enroll in the ones it wants to. You would have to figure out the best way to utilize the catalog from Moodle or use osCommerce to display the catalog and hide the external viewing of the moodle catalog to make sure the student does not end up on the moodle catalog where they would not see the one off courses. Alternatively , we can make every product (non course) an empty course in moodle if that makes this project easier (ie. They buy a pencil and it autoenrolls them in an empty pencil course in moodle). in the moodle forums, search for paypal and you'll find info on the enrollment plugin. I can point you in the right direction if you ask. 6. Make the system easy to add new courses. Double entry is fine (once in osCommerce and once in Moodle) but there needs to be an easy way to hook the two together so they know they are the same course. 7. Customize moodle to have the same look and feel of our current website www.clickce.com 8. Keep the bookstore page on our current website where people can purchase books (and othe products) but not courses. 8. Creating the home page after login where the student can either see their account balances or their courses. 9. Make everything as search engine friendly as possible 10. Once done, and we sign off, move the entire thing to a live site and make sure it works. (we should be able to populate this on the live site prior to going live). Please ask any questions prior to bidding. Fixed bids only and specificy time needed to complete. The sooner the better. Feel free to give two bids with 2 different timeframes. Looking forward to your responses. Additional Info (Added 2/10/2005 at 18:16 EST)... I Additional Info (Added 2/10/2005 at 22:14 EST)... List of contributions posted in the forum. Please review. Some may This project is the proprietary information of .
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Windows |
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MySQL |
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