Posts Tagged ‘Moodle’

If you are interested in attending one of our workshops on New Media, Moodle or Wikis & Blogs, and you want to visit  either Athens or Ghent at the same time, then quickly fill in our preregistration form. With the support of your National Agency, you can have it all, for free! Free, as in: you would not have to pay for your plane ticket, accommodation, meals, course fee… The deadline for these workshops is January 16 -make sure you make it on time!

The list template takes care of what the list view actually looks like. If you don’t like the list, open up the template and change where appropriately. Do make sure that, if you want to add extra fields or actions to list items, you do put them within the table! Read the rest of this entry »

If you see unexpected things occurring in your database, then you can usually fix the problem by looking at the template. More often than not, the problem is that field codes occur outside the table, which never is a good thing. In this tutorial we’ll show you how you can fix problems like these. We are focussing on the “Add template”, but the procedure is the same for any template really. Good luck!
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Especially if you have many questions it is advisable you use categories to manage them. In this tutorial we’ll show you how to create categories and how to allocate questions to them.
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How do you set up a simple quiz in Moodle? These are the basic steps you need to follow -more tutorials on this will follow! Read the rest of this entry »

Here are the pictures we took during our Moodle@school seminar in Athens:

Here’s a memolane for our Moodle at School seminar which we organised in Athens, Greece, in July 2011 -a few tweets, a few pictures, a few films… Enjoy!

Today we went to the Acropolis, where we could marvell the wonder that is the Parthenon. For more videos, check our Facebook page.

In the afternoon we’re going to the archaeological museum. Until that time, we’re having great fun with the different options offered by Moodle’s Groups and Groupings.

Here we go folks! With day 1 of the Moodle course behind us, we’re gearing up for some serious work with the database functionality.

Expect more news soon! And if you really can’t wait, why don’t you follow us in Facebook or Twitter…;-)