Extensive Moodle System Architecture Overview

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For many years, Moodle system has been the most preferred learning system for most learners, administrators, educators and institutions. It’s well customized designs makes it a great choice for making educational courses and settings. If you are new…

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The creative act of listening to a talking frog

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The New Joomla 3.4 has Come Out with Some Noteworthy Features!!

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Joomla 3.4 has thus brought many improvements by introducing new features, offering various benefits to users as well as developers. Other than these, there are many undiscovered benefits too, which you will come across while using this new…

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Know Thy Students: Providing Aggregate Student Data to Instructors

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Institutions of higher education aggregate and warehouse many terabytes of student data, aiding routine functions including degree conferral, financial aid eligibility, online course management, and more. In recent years, scholars of teaching and learning have begun exploring new…

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Introducing Moodle VR

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Introducing Moodle VR Source: www.youtube.com Happy April 1st Everyone! See on Scoop.it – Moodlicious

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40 Viewing Comprehension Strategies: Watching Videos Like You Read A Book

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  Studies of the effectiveness of video in formal learning environments have yielded some confusing ideas, namely that content acquired via video consumption doesn’t easily transfer to the medium of text (Fisch 2002; Koran, Snow & McDonald 1971). This doesn’t…

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Digital Badges for Learning

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With the Mozilla Open Badge project and any number of recent initiatives, the idea of using badges for documenting learning continues to gain interest and traction in the field of education.  What is a digital badge?  Think of a…

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Top 4 Benefits of Using Moodle for your School – Why it Works as a Platform for Student-Teacher Interaction

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 ”The only person who is educated is the one who has learned how to learn and change.” – Carl Rodgers The aforementioned quote rightly suffices the problem arising in prevalent education system. We have been cultivating ourselves since…

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Digital literacy: the perks and pitfalls of plugged-in students

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The increasing number of digitally literate students, with constant access to the internet via their own handheld devices, can cause problems for lecturers – but they also offer scholars the opportunity to undertake new and exciting research methods….

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Moodle 2.9Dev now available for testing and development

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If you’ve developed a plugin or theme and want to get a jump start on testing that theme against the changes that will be released in Moodle 2.9, the 2.9Dev branch is for you and is available now….

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