By: Colin Matheson

Colin Matheson — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 18:19:01 +0000

I would argue that the ability for a user to create content online is the key to Web 2.0
While many institutions and courses do not allow for student interactivity and choice, Moodle itself has a wide variety of tools for creating a student centered place.
Of course the institution can control if those features and spaces exist, but all it takes is creating an open/social forum on the front page of a course or turning on messaging to give students a web 2.0 space as part of the institution.
In fact, I believe the biggest benefit of using Moodle is that it when it creates a shared space for all students to interact (like the virtual hallways which surround the virtual classrooms).

By: Patricio Bustamante M.

Patricio Bustamante M. — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:52:09 +0000

Websites and services called “2.0″ all rules, not only the admin or the teacher.
Moodle … 2.0 , no way !!!
A moodle site is for the institution not for the users.
Do they know what 2.0 mean ?… I think they don’t.

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By: Colin Matheson

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