Following on from Matt Lingard’s Twitter eye view of Grainne Conole’s keynote this morning at Moodlemoot 2011, I will be entirely unoriginal and try to do an abbreviated version of the subsequent twitterstream from a limited and highly selective perspective.
I note much excitement and interest plus a few cautionary notes in relation to University of Kent’s WebCT/Moodle migration tool documented here I believe http://t.co/p1dkxP8 (sorry no time to check this out).
There has been interest too in MMU’s migration to Moodle with a link to their staff blogs http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/staff-blogs/ I am still hoping for a corrected link to the LT review page – now supplied see comments on main blog.
Another highlight for me (I don’t get out much) has been the link to the very useful looking Screensteps tool for ‘Screen capture, image editing and document authoring in a single application’. Will be taking advantage of the 14day free trial.
And this post would not be complete without a reference to the ’squirrel of death’ – Moodle’s answer to the Blackboard ‘rabbit warren’ of nested folders. This hitherto unknown creature first made an appearance at the M25LT group a few weeks ago but I think we haven’t seen the last of her/him/it.
That’s me for Moodlemoot 2011 today – I hope my colleagues and twitter friends will continue to keep me posted.
Hi there,
sorry the staff blogs and LRT review links have been posted incorrectly.
Will put them here for you
LT Review
http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/ltreview/
Staff blogs:
http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/mark
http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/steve
http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/kieron (kieron did a lot of the portal work and initial .net framework on our solutions)
http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/dee (our campus technologist)
http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/ludovic (developer and co-portal creator)
http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/alex (developer, WebCT expert and Moodle man)
best wishes and thanks
Steve
Oops, forgot, the staff also write on the project blogs, couple that might be of interest to you:
Campus Mobile
http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/mymmu-mobile/
Widening the VLE through Widgets
http://lrt.mmu.ac.uk/w2c
Thanks a lot Steve
Rose