It is not unusual, especially if you are a Moodlepreneur, to have students come to your course offerings from around the globe at any time of the day or night. For
Few days ago we have posted about increasing student interaction by extending badge plugins. Today we will review about one of the plugin – Badge Pool. Badge Pool is a
Filtered Course list is a block developed by Collaborative Liberal Arts Moodle Project (CLAMP) and can be used as a replacement to the My Courses block to display a configured list
Here’s a great script that you can add to the Body section (additional HTML, http://yourmoodle.com/admin/settings.php?section=additionalhtml) of your site which will add falling snow. A fun/cool addition for the holidays. Commented
Gamification of a Moodle course is a good way to engage learners in solving problems. In a quest to extend the gamification capabilities of Moodle, another new block “Quizventure” is
Mentor-Mentees block is a new plugin in the moodle plugins database which allows you to assign mentors to students in a user friendly manner. The process of assigning mentors to
Awarding badges in your Moodle course is a great way to increase the student interaction and motivating them. In the last few days 3 plugins related to badges are released
Moodle 3.0 has a good deal of new features, fixes and updates that can be taken advantage of by all Moodlers. I think one of these new features is especially important:
Traffic is an important indicator of how much usage your Moodle installation is receiving. This is relevant for both institutional instances as well as the huge amount of free lance
Up until the release of Moodle 3.0 messages sent between Moodlers inside the application just stuck around and were uneditable. With the release of 3.0, users now have the ability
