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Hosting

Below you’ll find a growing matrix of free hosting options for Moodle.  NOTE: none of these companies or organizations are official Moodle partners (so if you’re seeking official hosting that provides funding back to the Moodle Trust, try one of the companies listed on this site: http://moodle.com/partners/)

They are in no particular order and we’ll continue to update them as changes become known and new hosting services are introduced.  If you know of another hosting service, let us know!

Org URL Ads? 3rd party plug-ins Mobile-Enabled Support Business Plan Limits Comm-
unity
Basic Plan
MoodleReader http://moodlereader.org no Graded reader module no local/email University/Gov’t funded Legit edu orgs only 25+ 1 course, full access to the module & 900+ book resources
Ninehub http://ninehub.com yes no no email Web development company NA NA Full admin rights; unrestricted & unlimited disk space
MoodleShare http://courses.moodleshare.com no no no NA NA 1 course NA editing teacher rights
Sqooltools http://sqooltools.com yes yes^ no self serve is free, $10 per ticket for help desk Freemium model yes NA k-12 only, 1 course, 30 students, 250MB
Gnomio http://gnomio.com yes yes* mle NA Donations no 1000+ sites Full admin rights; honor code (no large files)
KeytoSchool http://keytoschool.com no yes* coming
soon
forums Non-profit NA help site/FAQs Full admin rights; high upper limits
Ewedle http://ewedle.com no no no self serve Freemium model 30+ sites Full admin rights
e-Socrates http://e-socrates.org yes no no forums (English and Italian) IT company, focused on open source software courses must be open 1000+ courses 1 course
Learning
Objectivity
http://learningobjectivity.com no NA no self serve, email Consultancy NA 67 courses 1 course
000webhost¹ http://www.000webhost.com/ no no no no Freemium 1.5 GB storage; 100 GB bandwidth NA full admin rights

^audio recording only, other 3rd party modules with paid contract.
*10+
¹note that this enables site set up via cPanel

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3 Responses to “Hosting”

  1. Thomas Sheppard says:

    I noticed the table is cut off when I view it in Firefox 3.6.6 or Internet Explorer 8. Is there a file I can download to view the whole table?

  2. Joseph Thibault says:

    Tom, that’s fixed, at least for IE8 and FF (sorry for the mis-formatting).

  3. Gavin says:

    Even with free, there are some other aspects that would be good to know from people providing a hosted service:

    Backups (if the server blows up have you a copy of the data available for u, or if they go out of business / close down)

    Upgrades/security patches – Is it secure, is it up to date …

    Anti-Virus scan on uploads?

    These are just 3 questions you should always know answers to whether you pay or not.

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