Updated in February, 2021. ‘pluginskel‘ has evolved from a Summer of Code student project, and into an essential tool for new plugin developers. Find the latest version here. Original post:
The Open EdTech union of the decade is not the idyllic marriage story we hoped it would be. Something has been lost. There is grieving, anger, denial.
2021 Update. Totara no longer provides their source code to the public. According to the Moodle repository for Totara on GitHub: «[The Totara source code i]s not being updated because
Is there a place for Casual Games in Teaching and Learning? Vasilis Daloukas thinks yes. He even has some research behind his belief. Gamification in terms of online teaching is
Running an e-Learning website on Moodle is not easy. The users of e-Learning sites spend a lot more time on-site than the users of any other kind of website because
Elearning does not only involve technology. It also consists of instructional strategies to configure an in-depth learning environment for the student. Among other things. After COVID-19 fiercely hit the world,
On some key regions around the world, Brightspace was slowly the becoming the hip, FOMO-inducing Learning Management System of choice. While Blackboard, Moodle and Canvas raged on in the U.S.,
2020 is, at last, a wrap. Behold the plugins for the Moodle LMS that, according to loving users, made the most progress in the last 12 months and the reason
The Moodle Analytics plugin created by David Bezemer, currently maintained by Bas Brands and Gareth Barnard, should go a long way in helping you analyze your Moodle site’s traffic. Originally
By Team Stoplight Application Programming Interfaces, or APIs, allow separate systems or apps to communicate and exchange data with one another. It’s a simple but powerful ability, whose impact on
