Moodle is an open-source learning management system (LMS) that has been in use since the early 2000s. Its popularity has grown significantly over the years, with millions of users worldwide. In the future of education, Moodle is likely to play a significant role in a number of ways.
Good news: our friends at Moodle HQ has just announced that Moodle Moot Global 2023 will be held on 18-21 September 2023 at the Hotel Barceló Sants in Barcelona, Spain.
Moodle is a powerful environment with a variety of tools right at your finger tips. Now is the time to take a fresh look at how you Moodle.
Great news – Moodle Workplace 4.1 has been released! It contains new features, enhancements, bug fixes and security patches.
The organisation structure feature in Moodle Workplace enables system administrators can set different permissions for users reflecting the company structure and create multiple position or department frameworks.
MoodleNet is Moodle’s open source federated platform for educators, focused on open educational resources (OER). MoodleNet can be used to share digital content into any Moodle site.
The Migration feature in Moodle Workplace allows you to easily export and import all or selected parts of your Moodle Workplace installation to or from the same site or a different one.
Programs allows organisations to create learning pathways for employees by adding a combination of courses or a hierarchical sequence of courses. A typical use case
It is useful for Moodle administrators to know how well their Moodle site is performing. Check your Moodle site performance with the Benchmark plugin.
With Moodle 4 now at your finger tips, it’s time to consider if you’re actually making the most of it in your Moodle courses. It’s a great opportunity to refresh how you Moodle. Here we will explore some opportunities you can capitalise on.
