I would normally write my reflections here, obviously, after all, it is my blog. However I am going to make an two exceptions and here is why. Over the past 12 months @Josephthibault has offered his support, help and occasional prompt in …
Well, there have been a few hiccups, but plenty of complements. MoodleDan aka Dan Humoherson has gone back and tidy a few lines of code that may have affected lightbox. V2.1, works as expected and can be downloaded here: http://vl3.co.uk/DockV2.1.zip. …
Moodle documentation and attached help files are now available. Recognition is attributed to the generally super helpful Dan Humpherson (MoodleDan ) and our very own Craig Sumner (Hamble College). Now, it may have been my idea, but without these two super heros that …
It always starts with an idea. I was trying to use a WordPress app, Sociofluid with this blog but it didnt seem to work with this theme. Disappointed, I looked for other bookmarking plugin that that might enables readers of this …
I am really pleased to ‘re-announce’ that website for MoodleMoot UK 2010 is now LIVE. Also its worth mentioning that that programme committee have issued a call for papers. Now, with the timeframe a little tight, I urge you to consider contributing. …
Next year’s Moodle Moot is to be hosted by University of London Computer Centre on 13th and 14th April. ‘We will be hard at work, putting together two days packed with thought provoking keynotes and engaging workshops whilst offering you …
Of late, I finally think that education is beginning to see the benefit of greater school collaboration. Whether school federations, NCLS cross school cohorts or lead practitioner groups, there appears to be a greater emphasis on dispersed conversation. Despite the growing …
I sometimes write the basis of an article and leave it as a draft. I then revisit the article and review my original reflections. Interesting, more often than not I prove myself wrong. This article on Moodle learning was not …
