#modules & plugins

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Can This Plugin Replace Surveys And Questionnaires In Your Moodle?

Can This Plugin Replace Surveys And Questionnaires In Your #Moodle? #moodlenews

French developer Danielle Cordella has taken it upon himself to give “answers to the more frequent requirements of end users“, seemingly about the features desired in the Moodle Survey and Questionnaire activities. He has created Surveypro, which merges and expands on both activities with custom question types, validation, mandatory questions, conditional branching, backup and exporting, among…

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Moodle Plugin Directory Dazzles The Moodleverse With Brand New UX

#Moodle Plugin Directory Dazzles The Moodleverse With Brand New UX #moodlenews

Moodle would not be what it is today, if not for their plugins. In recognition of the Plugin Directory, Moodle HQ has launched a sleek redesign. The date seems to be set to coincide with the launch of upcoming Moodle 3.2, also a visual revamp for the brand. According to the breaking release, the Directory features 1,249 community plugins. They have been made by companies (including Moodle…

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Which Are The Best Moodle Modules And Plugins?

Which Are The Best #Moodle Modules And Plugins? #moodlenews

It is a constant conversation and debate in the Moodle community – which plugins and modules are the best? While the answer always begins (or should begin) with “What are the needs of your school or business?” there are definitely some plugins that have bubble to the top as community favorites. An obvious example is the Essential Theme, which is the most widely installed theme across the…

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Coming soon: #Etherpad Addon for Moodle

This news comes from Chris Kenniburg of Dearborn Public Schools in Michigan USA.  The district has been collaborating with the Etherpad Foundation to build a Moodle plugin which has already been submitted to Moodle.org to inclusion in the Plugin Database (as of this posting its release was pending). You can try it out now though by visiting the Dearbornschools.org blog and heading over to Git. Installing Etherpad’s Moodle mod requires that you have admin access and have installed Etherpad on your own server. Check out the installation video here or below. Additional information is available at http://etherpad.org/2012/04/30/moodle-say-hello-to-etherpad/. http://dlvr.it/1cwLkz