Posts Tagged ‘twitter’
#mootuk10 Recap by @fstoner “Marvellous Moot”
This release comes to MoodleMonthly from Frank Steiner (@fstoner). A special thanks to Frank for providing this excellent recap. A download of the release is available at http://moodlemootuk2010.org.uk/files/2010/04/MoodleMootUK2010_Summary.pdf --FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE-- MoodleMoot UK 2010 – Marvellous Moot MoodleMoot UK 2010 (#mootuk10) [...]
@kristianstill and @cragman69 provide a recap of day 2 at #mootuk10
This post was provided by Kristian Still and Craig Sumner, two guest writers on location at the 2010 Moodle Moot UK atULCC. Their notes are interspersed with the Twitter entries as they were occurring during and corresponded to the sessions. So day two of Moodle Moot 2010 kicked off with a very interesting / reassuring keynote from Martin [...]
New Moodle Theme w/ drop-down menus from @ptrkmkl
Patrick Malley of Newschoollearning.com (a Moodle partner) recently submitted a new theme to Moodle.org that inherently uses the YUI library drop-down menu. In plain speak, Patrick has released a Moodle theme template the incorporates drop-down menus into the navigation and theme. The theme can be further modified to incorporate drop-down [...]
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 [...]
Embedding #Twitter into Moodle and the Twitter Post Block
Here's a quick presentation posted to E-teachUK (http://muppetmasteruk.blogspot.com) that shows the process of embedding a Twitter widget into a Moodle page. A handy tutorial for adding all of your Twitter posts to an HTML Block in a Moodle classroom. Additionally, Lewis Carr also recently released a Moodle Twitter Post Block which allows [...]
Twitter users ride the #tourdemoodle
Excerpted from the GlobalClassroom blog: The #tourdemoodle on Twitter is an activity started a few days ago by @catspyjamasnz. Basically a few twitter users have been sharing their favorite sites so that everyone can get a look at what other Moodles look like. I submitted GlobalClassroom.us (which has a plain theme on the inside, but a heavily [...]
