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* "I love the idea in general. I think that you have to strengthen the connection between Moodle and open initiatives generally and specially with OER. Openness is the future, embrace people involved in it." | * "I love the idea in general. I think that you have to strengthen the connection between Moodle and open initiatives generally and specially with OER. Openness is the future, embrace people involved in it." | ||
* "Having a place to look for additional resource as sometimes it is quite difficult to find specific content for some courses." | * "Having a place to look for additional resource as sometimes it is quite difficult to find specific content for some courses." | ||
* "Federated repositories. Can choose not to share something to the whole community. Powerful search engine." | |||
* "Yes (-: Radio search. Maybe regional." | |||
* "Sharing contents in two ways. Following people or institutions with the same interests." | |||
* "Love your idea of sharing like this, would be nice to share exercise and best practises / good examples. With a note of benefit and time used for the exercise." | |||
* "We can connect with others points of view for others countries." | |||
* "It's a good project if the majority accept it. Great stuff! Do it!" | |||
* "Moodle.Net is a great solution to connect know-how between Moodlers!!" | |||
* "I like Moodle moving up as a global community." | |||
* "Each institution managing its own node can be a great idea to encourage people to share." | |||
* "Nowadays moodle.org forums are mainly focused on developers and admins, it's great to get the teachers to engaged in the community." | |||
* "Private content vs public content" | |||
* "Like: | |||
** Integration between moodle.net, moodle core & moodle cloud | |||
** empower educators by sharing resources | |||
** privacy." | |||
* "Share resources. Keep in touch with other teachers/educators." | |||
* "To find common interests. To create new contacts based on these common interests." | |||
* "Decentralized. Great! Cooperation, synergies :-)" | |||
* "I like the 1-click to integrate resources into my Moodle course." | |||
* "Privacy settings" | |||
* "Focused social network. Social groups with similar interest." | |||
=== Yellow === | === Yellow === | ||
=== Red === | === Red === | ||
Revision as of 13:55, 28 June 2018
At MoodleMoot Spain (June 2018) we asked participants for their input to the MoodleNet project. The slides from that session can be found below, along with feedback captured on post-it notes.
- Slides: http://bit.ly/2IdPsr3
The feedback was captured in 'traffic light' format in both English and Spanish:
- Green - I think this is great
- Yellow - I have questions about this
- Red - I have concerns about this
Green
- "I love the idea in general. I think that you have to strengthen the connection between Moodle and open initiatives generally and specially with OER. Openness is the future, embrace people involved in it."
- "Having a place to look for additional resource as sometimes it is quite difficult to find specific content for some courses."
- "Federated repositories. Can choose not to share something to the whole community. Powerful search engine."
- "Yes (-: Radio search. Maybe regional."
- "Sharing contents in two ways. Following people or institutions with the same interests."
- "Love your idea of sharing like this, would be nice to share exercise and best practises / good examples. With a note of benefit and time used for the exercise."
- "We can connect with others points of view for others countries."
- "It's a good project if the majority accept it. Great stuff! Do it!"
- "Moodle.Net is a great solution to connect know-how between Moodlers!!"
- "I like Moodle moving up as a global community."
- "Each institution managing its own node can be a great idea to encourage people to share."
- "Nowadays moodle.org forums are mainly focused on developers and admins, it's great to get the teachers to engaged in the community."
- "Private content vs public content"
- "Like:
- Integration between moodle.net, moodle core & moodle cloud
- empower educators by sharing resources
- privacy."
- "Share resources. Keep in touch with other teachers/educators."
- "To find common interests. To create new contacts based on these common interests."
- "Decentralized. Great! Cooperation, synergies :-)"
- "I like the 1-click to integrate resources into my Moodle course."
- "Privacy settings"
- "Focused social network. Social groups with similar interest."
