‘Events’ Archives
How I would use a Free Blackboard Collaborate Room (a wecollaborate.com submission)
A frequent Moodlenews contributor, Frankie Kam, submitted the following in order to earn 1 year of Blackboard Collaborate from the promotion being run at WeCollaborate.com (managed by Steve Hargadon). It's a great idea to create an international training and open learning environment to train beginning teachers and Moodlers on the finer points [...]
3 Take-Aways from West Coast Moot by @awbodeau #mootusca11
I had a great time at The West Coast Moodle Moot. It's over, so now what? My mind is bursting with all the ideas that I heard and people that I met. Here are my 3 take-aways from the moot. What have I learned that I can use right away? One day 1 I went to a panel session where Jennifer Klein from the Open School of Utah presented on "Twitter [...]
West Coast Moodle Moot – Initial Impressions by @awbodeau #mootusca11
Excited to be attending my first Moodle Moot! I'm Andi Bodeau (@awbodeau) a Technology Integration Specialist for Osseo Area Schools, a K-12 school district northwest of Minneapolis, MN. I am one of the site administrators for Moodle and also train and instruct using Moodle. My initial impression is that Moodlers are a moodlerific group of people! [...]
Great Moodle Minds Unite! – on a Collaborative Doc by @Moodlerific #MootusCA11
Ever feel overwhelmed after attending a conference, or wish you could go to multiple sessions but they're at the same time? Get the most out of your time at the West Coast Moodle Moot by participating in the Collaborative Doc. Here you're able to see notes from other Moodlers in different sessions, share your own notes and have a resource to go [...]
Early Registration for the Midwest Moot Extended through Sunday 6/26
The early registration date for the 2011 Midwest Moodle Moot has been extended to Sunday, June 26. Anyone interested in attending the event can still register and save $45 on the regular registration fee. Nearly 40 different workshops, keynotes and sessions are scheduled over the 20th-22nd of July. Many will focus on Moodle 2.0+. For more [...]
Just a few more days to submit presentations to the MoodleMoot Virtual Conference
The Moodle Moot Virtual Conference (MMVC) is coming up this August 2011 (17th through the 21st). The call for presentations and registrations is currently open but don't delay you only have until 6/30/2011. If you're interested in learning more about Moodle or sharing your own knowledge here's a great opportunity to get involved. Go [...]
Meet Moonbeam the Moose and get ready for the Ohio Moot #MootOHUS11
The Ohio Moodle Moot will take place this August 11th, 2011 in Mansfield, OH. The event will be only $75 to attend. For more information visit http://www.ohiomoot.org. The Moot's mascot was recently unveiled at Moodle.org in the forum, meet Moonbeam the Moose: According to the site, Moodle is fast becoming the educator's choice for [...]
The MoodleMoot Oklahoma starts today! #MootOK11
If you're keen to follow Twitter (#MootOK11) or to make a drive to Oklahoma City today you can catch the MoodleMoot Oklahoma which goes until tomorrow the 9th of June. Hosted by the Metro Technology Center in Oklahoma City the even spans three days (pre conference was yesterday 6/7) and includes a host of presentations and sessions by Mary [...]
Ross MacKenzie: Moving the Open University to Moodle 2.0
MootUK11's video archive from this year is a great collection of resources and videos that highlight some of the most cutting edge Moodle use/practices from around the UK (and world). Today I got to watch Ross MacKenzie's presentation in which he highlights Open University's move to Moodle 2.0. Ross highlights a lot of great information about [...]
Regular Registration for the Australia Moot closes 6/17 #MootAU11
Just a quick reminder for anyone headed down under for the 2011 Australia Moot: regular registrations end on June 17th (there after the late registration price will be enforced). This year's Moot features some high-profile speakers (including Martin Dougiamas and Mary Cooch) in addition to a few Australian academics. The opening speaker is Ian [...]
