My latest blog post is on how to make #Moodle multi-lingual: https://davefoord.wordpress.com/2024/09/24/the-different-ways-to-make-a-moodle-course-multi-lingual/
Dave Foord
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Educational consultancy and training, usually to do with learning technologies and quite often the use of #Moodle. Former FE/HE lecturer. Plays cricket and climbs mountains. Owner of A6 Training and Consultancy Ltd
My 3rd post in my series on the need to move away from SCORMs: https://davefoord.wordpress.com/2024/01/12/alternatives-to-scorm/
My follow-up post about moving away from SCORMs is now available: https://davefoord.wordpress.com/2024/01/04/how-do-organisations-strategically-move-away-from-scorm/ #Moodle
@tewe I don't think you can do this with the feedback module - I have used the database activity instead for this very reason - but if you use groups within your course, the way database activity works, is the entry is directly connected to the group at point of creation which is a real pain (e.g. if the user changes group, they lose access to their own entry) which may stop this being an option for you
I have written a blog post titled 'The inconvenient reality that we should stop using SCORMs' https://davefoord.wordpress.com/2024/01/03/the-inconvenient-reality-that-we-should-stop-using-scorms/ to hopefully stir a few things up with the elearning sectors: #Moodle
If any #Moodle users are interested in how to add your own CSS to the mobile app, then this may help: https://davefoord.wordpress.com/2023/05/31/moodle-tricks-of-the-trade-adding-your-own-css-to-the-moodle-mobile-app/
@linos that looks really useful.
@marcusgreen and in a similar vain - with the example of #moodle free doesn't mean 'cheap' or 'low value', it means not constrained.
@noemu So may orgs fall into the trap of thinking that because the #Moodle software is itself free, it is therefore 'cheap' - which is the wrong mentality. The software is free, which means there is money available to spend on setting it up properly, and training staff to use it. If orgs think like this, they will create systems that work.
@noemu Agree - my blog post https://davefoord.wordpress.com/2022/06/10/supporting-organisations-who-dropped-moodle-but-are-now-switching-back/ may be interesting....
