Posts Tagged ‘imoot2010’
#imoot2010 Takeaways and Reflections on #Superbowl Sunday
If you're a serious Moodler, odds are that you've heard about the iMoot already. The first ever live web-based Moodle Moot has been hugely successful (some presentations certainly more than others) and it has set the stage, presumably, for many future iMoots to come. The last of the live presentations have wrapped already, and it's time to [...]
Shared PDF from an #iMoot2010 panel w/ Tomaz @Lasic
It doesn't include the audio (which would be a great asset) but this public PDF includes the raw slides from one of the Moodle Panel sessions (facilitated by Tomaz Lasic) at iMoot2010. Check out the link for some nifty links and info: http://goo.gl/CLBi. Here are some of the distilled resources: Pink Floyd music video: [...]
Selling Courses with Moodle Presentation from #iMoot2010
I presented at iMoot2010 yesterday and had an awesome time. Like I've previously commented, the system and technology (and staff) all came together to provide both presenters and attendees are really, really easy to use system. I want to be sure to share my presentation as effectively as possible, so please find my presentation (in it's [...]
#iMoot2010 Keynote Recap – Martin Dougiamas
iMoot is off and running and hugely successful. Yesterday Martin Dougiamas, Moodle founder and lead developer kicked it off with a keynote and overview of Moodle2.0 (and beyond). Here are the main takeaways. Big changes are coming with the release of Moodle 2.0 files will now be stored in the database instead of individual course [...]
#iMoot2010 only days away
iMoot 2010 is fast approaching, have you registered to attend and get access to over 40 presentations that are available live the first time, as synchronous re-playing with the speaker on hand to answer questions (twice after) and then as recorded sessions on-demand after that? No? What are you waiting for? The cost to attend is only AU$45 [...]
Block: #Twitter Search
Paul Vaughn left a comment on our recent post, Embedding #Twitter into Moodle and the Twitter Post Block, letting Moodle Monthly know about the Twitter Search block which was recently contributed to the Modules and plug-ins repository on Moodle.org by his colleague, Kevin Hughes. The block appears to be a simple way to add the posts of a [...]
