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)
The creators of Moodle XML Converter (a utility for creating Moodle questions banks using the XML format) have a new, quick presentation which makes the case for using the Database
Screenr user @Glynnmark has a short (2 minute) video that succinctly highlights the process and decisions you’ll need to make for exporting a category of questions using the GIFT format
That’s a real quote: http://twitter.com/Patthew101/statuses/25196671382. And it’s quite possibly a major issue in education as we all embrace technology through LMS-use and the social web. The observational-tweet, perhaps, is part
Foodle, a Moodle theme for Moodle 1.9.x is available from Moodle Partner, UVCMS of Buenos Aires, Argentina [http://moodlesolutions.uvcms.com]. It’s a slick, simplistic theme that evokes the basic aesthetic of Facebook while providing
It’s certainly a hot topic, so if you’re looking for some resources to move from BB to Moodle you’re not alone. Here are three of the best resources available that
I’ve seen a lot of Moodles. I can’t resist a new Moodle link, to see the theme, the apparent activity on the front page and the various courses that are
Here’s a question from a little while ago submitted to our quick “ask Mr. Moodle” survey: http://goo.gl/6aU2. Is a godaddy shared hosting account sufficient enough to be able to host
What’s a Favicon? A Favicon is the little image that shows on most browser tabs or in the address bar next to the URL of the site that you’re visiting;
Eoin Campbell created a pretty slick tool for creating new quiz questions and quizzes using Microsoft Word that can then be uploaded/imported to your Moodle course. The resource has a
