As usual here are a few schools embracing Moodle, enhancing it’s features or using it in novel ways. Beverly High School, Freshman Academy, Beverly, Massachusetts [article | Moodle site]: freshman
This logo for Moodle 2 was created and shared by Justin Litalien (@JustinLitalien) of Plymouth State University. Last year Plymouth adopted Moodle moving away from Blackboard and is now piloting Moodle
Update: sadly on 8/13/13 the site domain expired so these questions are not available. Philip McIntosh, a “Learner-in-Chief” (@mistermcintosh) for Math has shared 3 sets of over 200 questions total
Here’s a really awesome use of Moodle: embedding a complete website and all of it’s HTML/videos/link structure, etc. This provides a secure environment, protecting your website creation and also keeps
Here’s some qualitative data on LMS usage and opinions by a pretty good sample of students and instructors at Carleton College in Canada. The survey by the LMS Support team
Recently Clarence Maise and Western Nevada College took a well-informed leap of faith in adopting their new LMS, Joule 2 provided by Moodlerooms. While many other higher education institutions have
Here’s a recent question about Moodle which I think has a couple different answers: Can I use a white board with Moodle? First off, it depends on if you mean
Someone recently asked me, “how can I find a Moodle developer to help me with my Moodle [integration, plugin, module, block, theme] project?” Through my own experience there are just
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
A while ago I wrote about the reports available to admins to see how courses were being used. These reports very much cover staff/student access which is useful, but
