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Barring any emergencies, Episode 302 of Permanently Moved is out tomorrow.

Up In Flames | Weeknotes #428

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Weeknotes 350 | Weeknotes

350 Weeknotes. Wild. Whilst I’ve had other blogs elsewhere on the internet and participated on social media, i’m so glad that this is my homepage. The good Tracy Durnell wrote about why they write #weeknotes earlier this week and I’ve been…

Weeknotes 350 | Weeknotes

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Take A First Look At MoodleNet On Desktop

Take A First Look At #MoodleNet On Desktop #moodle #moodlenews

Doug Belshaw has released the latest update on the work Outlandish is doing for Moodle HQ, involving the interface of upcoming MoodleNet. Previous screencasts gave an idea of how the new “federated social network for educators” would work on mobile screens. This time, the example involves the desktop interface, which Belshaw considers to be on a better stage of development than the mobile…

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MoodleNet Completes Milestone No. 2, Produces Screencasts, Debuts Changemap, Settles On Elixir

#MoodleNet Completes Milestone No. 2, Produces Screencasts, Debuts Changemap, Settles On Elixir #MoodleNews #openEdTech

The MoodleNet project moves forward with new playthings to show. The progress is now easy to visualize on its Changemap page, offering quick access to tasks completed, in progress, dismissed, or suggested by fellow users. It is an ongoing effort by Moodle HQ’s and MoodleNet leader Doug Belshaw to improve the lines of communication with the community and clarify what the project vows to be, and…

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How Would You Build A Moodle Social Network? The Latest MoodleNet Project Updates

How Would You Build A #Moodle Social Network? The Latest #MoodleNet Project Updates #MoodleNews

A series of “planning, experimenting, and testing” has been happening in Moodle HQ courtesy of MoodleNet. MoodleNet is a proposed social network for educators and learners. A series of updates on the project blog reveals a few details about the shape of the project today. It is challenging to gauge the odds of success of a project in its planning phase. The problem worsens if user feedback is not…

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📑 On the mechanics of GDPR

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📑 On the mechanics of GDPR

Doug Belshaw breaks down a number of points associated with the GDPR. During TIDE, he also makes the point that this will set a precedence moving forward in regards to the collection of data so will therefore have an influence on everyone. Eylan Ezekiel also provided a useful discussion a few months a go.

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Check Out Your Open Learning Scenario In The MoodleNet Whitepaper

Check Out Your Open Learning Scenario In The #MoodleNet Whitepaper #MoodleNews

The MoodleNet project, led by Doug Belshaw, advances steadily in its goal to become “a new open social media platform for educators, focused on professional development and open content,” according to Moodle founder and CEO Martin Dougiamas. An announcement in the Moodle Forum shares the first complete version of MoodleNet’s guiding whitepaper. Beyond the definition of the project, its outcomes,…

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REPLY: Doug Belshaw on Thought Shrapnel Live!

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REPLY: Doug Belshaw on Thought Shrapnel Live!

Doug, Doug, I think I may have lost count to how many blogs you are up to, let alone domains. I have ventured down a different path of having two blogs, my main site and another which collects many disparate things. In part because I was struggling to maintain so many moving parts, but also because I have dived into the IndieWeb.

Do you have any hiccups with so many sites? For example, it was my understanding that Bridgy has certain limitations. Although moving away from the silos, I guess that may not be a concern?

Looking forward to following the links, along with the newsletter.

Aaron.