I am going spend about two weeks now trying to get up to speed on Moodle, ultimately evaluating it (against other tools) for implementation.
I will share relevant data and artifacts as I come across them.
All comments are appreciated.
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I think Moodle and Claroline are leading the way. Would be very interested in your comments.
E-learning Centre (http://www.e-learningcentre.co.uk/eclipse/Resources/usingmoodle.htm) has a great section on Moodle.
Get involved with the Moodle community - Martin is very helpful. One of the things that we've found most useful is the wiki module.
Another good resource is Moodle Bug.
I use Moodle with students from fourth grade through high school. We recently left Blackboard and went full Moodle. My teachers and students like Moodle much more than Bb~ they find it much more user friendly.
Hi,
I just wondered how your Moodling was going. Come on over to http://moodle.org and ask anything :) It's a friendly bunch :)
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