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A MoodleMoot is a gathering to discuss and learn about Moodle. They take place all over the world  and tend to be face to face conferences. Sometimes they are limited to a particular user group (for example, a school district) others are open to the entire worldwide Moodle community.  
A MoodleMoot is a gathering to discuss and learn about Moodle. They take place all over the world  and tend to be face to face conferences. Sometimes they are limited to a particular user group (for example, a school district) others are open to the entire worldwide Moodle community.  


==MoodleMoot features==
While there is no such thing as a "typical" MoodleMoot, one might include:
While there is no such thing as a "typical" MoodleMoot, one might include:
*Guest Speaker(s)
*Guest Speaker(s)

Revision as of 12:28, 11 September 2007

A MoodleMoot is a gathering to discuss and learn about Moodle. They take place all over the world and tend to be face to face conferences. Sometimes they are limited to a particular user group (for example, a school district) others are open to the entire worldwide Moodle community.

MoodleMoot features

While there is no such thing as a "typical" MoodleMoot, one might include:

  • Guest Speaker(s)
  • Workshops
  • Vendor area
  • A Moodle site to share examples
  • Podcast of presentations
  • Lots of collaboration, mentoring and sharing between all attendees
  • Demonstrations


Conference Center @ Moodle.org

The Conference Center posts announcements of Annual Meetings and open MoodeMoots.

here at moodle.org Conference Center

Moodlemoot.org site

This site also posts announcements, has helpful MoodleMoot resources and can serve as a Moodle site specifically for a MoodleMoot.

[here at moodlemoot.org] .

Origin of name

The name is another example of Moodle humor, because participants at these gatherings are anything but "moot".

See also

list of user groups for a list in MoodleDocs, not complete