moodle
Written by Kieran on Nov 15, 2011
I'm currently in the process of cleaning out old and disused moodle courses from the College system in preparation of the move to Moodle 2. I went to a meeting and talked through a lot of courses, and I was told it was alright to delete a particular course as the teacher had left and no students had used it for ages. So I went ahead and did it. Then the problem happened.
Written by Kieran on Nov 04, 2011
During this academic year we are going to start work on upgrading our VLE from Moodle version 1.9 to Version 2.3 (which will be out when we do the upgrade). I've already started to prepare the groundwork for this. Firstly we are moving from Linux to Windows servers which is a job for our systems department - I'm not responsible for hardware thanfully. Then we are going to link it into Active Directory which we haven't done before so that will be fun.
Written by Kieran on Nov 02, 2011
A few months ago, our team was 4 strong. A web developer (myself), an interaction specialist, a resource designer and a web designer. To say we were streamlined was an understatement and not to blow our own trumpet, I thought we were a pretty good team. Anyway our designer left to put all her efforts into her stationary business leaving us with a space for a new designer. About the same time, the college decided to put all their efforts into pushing the VLE which I am responsible for.
Written by Kieran on Oct 15, 2010
Wow, what a busy few weeks it has been for me. Trips around the country, presentations galore, twitter/Facebook upsets, birthdays, holidays; It's been non-stop for me. As usual the first thing that I forget to do when I'm busy is to update my blog.
So my idea today is to cram as much as I can into this post and hope that I don't forget anything on the way. I may expand on some of these in the future, but I wouldn't stake your life on it.
Lets get started then.
Written by Kieran on Aug 16, 2010
The other day I was reading an article about creating new courses on Moodle from a colleague here in the UK. This got me thinking about how I went about adding courses to our college's installation. Some of the issues that Suki presents in his posting are valid and i learn alot reading it, but I want to take it a step further on this post and let you know how we accomplish it at The Sheffield College.
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