A reminder to visit the great Moodle resource, MoodleShare.com:
MoodleShare is a community of Moodlers sharing their Moodles, Moodle Sites, and Moodle Lessons.
I would like to see this site grow even more so take a look at it and share your own Moodle link.
I figured I had better write up a quick post before I leave town for Chicago, then New York for a week! Below are a few links I recently gathered up through Twitter, Google Alerts and my Google Reader.
When I get back I will be doing a Part II of my previous blog post, Best Moodle Modules & Plugins. There was a section in the book, Moodle Administration, all about modules and I wanted to write a little more on the topic. I also saw a few other suggestions that people have recommended. If you have anything to add on the subject please comment on the first post about Modules.
I am also planning to write a review on the book, Moodle Course Conversion: Beginner’s Guide. I’m only a few chapters in but I am pleasantly surprised so far.
I hope everyone has a great 4th of July – be back in a week!
A few links to check out
Edited 6-01-09 12:03 PM – Added another link
Hey all! I’ve been slacking on posts lately and keeping up with the Moodle news in general, but with good reason!
This week is our district’s last week of school and I can definitely feel the summer vibe. I’m an assistant coach this summer for a U14 girls club soccer team, which is now in full swing and taking up some of my time.
I have also received my review copy of Moodle Administration and have begun reading it. It’s been to quite a few places with me already – the gym, work, Chipotle, my car… So far so good (currently on Chapter 5 – page 115 to be exact). As I’ve read through some of the beginner content it seems to be clear and concise. A short review of the first half of the book will be coming shortly.
Here are a few links I’ve marked down recently:
Particularly Helpful Moodlers (Helen Foster/blog) 6-01-09
Moodle community get-togethers (Moodle Announcements) 5-29-09
Why I Love the Moodle Questionnaire module (via @sukhwantlota)
Real World Moodle – Unseen Resources (Global Classroom 5-28-09)
Just a few recent links I found through Twitter, RSS feeds, etc.
Please comment any other recent Moodle blog posts or links you have found this week!
I thought I would blog about a great source to get information about Moodle – Twitter! I love how Twitter connects you with people across the world that you have never met and may never meet.
Every day I see interesting links, get questions answered and see awesome Moodle-related resources via Twitter. Below are just a few that I follow.
@moodle – The official Moodle Twitter account. Tweets consists of links to useful posts from the Using Moodle forums.
@moodler – Martin Dougiamas – Founder of Moodle.
@moodleman – Julian Ridden – Creator of The Moodleman Blog. Great source for Moodle news, resources, links and ideas.
@ptrkmkl – Patrick Malley – Creator of NewSchool Learning (Moodle themes). A great Moodle themer and a source of great Moodle knowledge.
@MoodleDan – Dan Humpherson
@iusher – Ian Usher
@lasic -Tomaz Lasic
@awyatt – A. T. Wyatt – “Thinking things” blog
@moodlefairy – Mary Cooch – Visit her Moodle Blog
@moodleshare – The official Twitter account of Moodleshare.com. A great site where users can share Moodle links.
I know I have forgotten many but there’s a start. Please comment your own Twitter handle or any that you recommend!
Related Links:
Five Moodlers to Follow on Twitter – Patrick Malley’s blog post
WeFollow: Moodle Twitter Users – A long list of Moodler users on Twitter
Twitter Group: Moodlers
Twitter in Plain English – Common Craft video explaining what Twitter is – if you don’t know : )
Moodle.org Announcements Planet Moodle Delicious: “Moodle” Moodlerific on TwitterCopyright © 2009 Moodlerific.org
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