The decade started with off-the-charts mobile penetration around the world. On industrialized countries, almost everyone owned a phone. So many owned two or more that the rates were over 100%.
Get a group of jolly sysadmins in a room which happens to be in the echt campus of Swarthmore College, one of the oldest liberal arts coeds in the U.S.
As their own year in review admits, 2018 was a pretty tough year to beat for the people at Baltimore borne eThink Education, the top Moodle and Totara partner on
In 2012, somebody at the Melbourne branch at global advertising powerhouse McCann wasn’t convinced that safety training had to be boring. So when the city’s Metro Train asked for help,
A Learning Management System (LMS) is almost invariably thought of as a classroom tool. This is a limiting and problematic definition for several reasons: You might think it is unfair
More Open EdTech SDGs Another year, another controversy born out of the winners of the Nobel prize. When it comes to the bitterly political issue of poverty alleviation, more massive
A massive effort, under wraps for a long time and most of it still behind a veil, underscores the anticipation for Moodle Workplace, the non-Open Source effort by the company
Could it be your own? It’s been a hectic year for openness: Despite the countless efforts, we all seem to keep struggling when it comes to practical solutions to the
It can be a challenge to talk about buy-in. For starters, it is hard to define. But even when you get into the weeds and implications, you may uncover a
After a day of workshops and “devJam,” the First MoodleMoot Global kicked off in full with the keynote from Moodle Founder and CEO, Martin Dougiamas. On the first day, a
