In light of the recent CLAMP report suggesting that the CLAMP member institutions stick with 1.9 for the 2012 Academic year it’s important to note that there are a few
In his 2009 post in moodle.org, Moodler Abrar Ullah, introduced his Accordion Resource which allows one to hide and show labels and text. I have recently implemented Abrar’s Accordion Resource
Here’s a great use of student talent by City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College. Students in the graphic design course were encouraged to redesign the School’s Moodle logo which is featured at
A little different than normal: I found a great article about Hudsonville Highschool‘s use of Moodle and iPads in the classroom from MLive.com. The highschool has over 200 iPads deployed
Moodle.org is always a wealth of knowledge from all sorts of angles and contributors. Here’s a great Doc page which features a lot of what you need to know when
Frankie Kam (who is the Moodler behind some cool tricks and tips [link]) posted this comment over the weekend and I thought it was worth a share with all Moodlenews
Peter Friesen, creator of ConversionThingy2 has just released an update which makes this tool much more useful to Moodle users than ever before. Previously CT2 was designed to specifically help
Please note that this release is for testing purposes only. Just yesterday Blindside Networks released it’s integration module for both Moodle 1.9 and Moodle 2.0. The beta integration is for
Great news for Dimdim staff and founders, but bad news perhaps for most of Dimdim’s paid and open source users: Dimdim was acquired by Salesforce.com according to a recent announcement.
As you know, I am and have been a huge fan of the progress made on the Mobile Moodle front. Engaging learning materials on cell phone and handhelds (including tablets)