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Moodle ist eine globale Lernmanagement-Plattform, die offene Standards unterstützt. Moodle ist so konzipiert, dass externe Anwendungen und Informationen integriert werden können.

Dieses Bekenntnis zu offenen Standards ermöglicht es Institutionen und Organisationen, Moodle für beliebige Lehr- und Lernszenarien anzupassen und zu erweitern und von der Flexibilität, der einfachen Administration, der Performanz und der Skalierbarkeit von Moodle zu profitieren.

Moodle unterstützt folgende internationale Standards:


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1. Eine Open Source Initiative

Moodle ist als freie Open Source Software verfügbar, die unter den Bedingungen der GNU General Public License genutzt, verändert und verbreitet werden darf. Es gibt auf der Moodle-Community-Plattform Moodle.org unzählige Informationen, Dokumentation, Kursinhalte und Arbeitsmaterialien, die unter verschiedenen Lizenzen verwendet werden können. Dazu gehört:

  • Moodle Documentation: All documentation on docs.moodle.org is openly licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, and is Copyright © 2005 onwards by the individual authors of each page.
  • Moodle.net: All courses published on Moodle.net is published under Commons licenses.


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2. IMS LTI™ Certified

Moodle is certified Learning Tool Interoperability (LTI) v1.0 and v1.1 compliant. The LTI™ certification is a global technical standard of integrating learning applications. Users can integrate and present externally hosted applications and content within a single Moodle platform without having to develop and maintain custom integrations. Learn more about integrating LTI resources onto your Moodle platform.


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3. SCORM-ADL compliant

Moodle complies with the SCORM 1.2 specification. The SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) is a set of specifications and standards for web-based e-learning. Users can deliver SCORM content via Moodle by uploading any SCORM or AICC package to the Moodle course. There are also community plugins available that provide limited support for the Experience API (Tin Can). A commercial plugin that provides full support for SCORM 2004 and the Experience API is also available in Plugins here.


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4. Open Badges

Mozilla’s Open Badges project is an online standard to recognise and verify learning using digital badges. Integrated as a core feature in Moodle, any institution, organisation or individual can create and issue badges to learners on their Moodle learning platform.


Moodle und Interoperabilität

In supporting the seamless integration and use of content from different sources and multiple vendors, the Moodle platform is designed to exchange data using open industry standards for Web deployments, and supports:

  1. Authentication using:
    1. LDAP, the most widely-used standard protocol for authentication.
    2. Direct direct database lookup (e.g. in an external Oracle database), or on the Shibboleth protocol, or alternatively using IMAP, NNTP, CAS or FirstClass.
  2. Enrolment using:
    1. LDAP server (e.g. Active Directory)
    2. IMS Enterprise standard (via a downloadable plugin).
  3. Content using the import of Reusable Learning Objects, packaged according to the SCORM/AICC/IMS Content Packaging standards.
    1. Moodle 1.9.5 is certified SCORM 1.2 compliant.
    2. Moodle 1.9.7 onwards supports IMS Common Cartridge import
    3. Moodle 2.3 supports CC export.
    4. The use of XML for content import/export (standard in Moodle). The "web services" method of exchanging data with other systems (e.g. via SOAP or XML-RPC) is not yet standard - but is in active development.
  4. Quiz questions via import and export using international standard IMS QTI 2 and several other formats.
  5. RSS newsfeeds, integrated into a Moodle site or course.
    1. Forum discussions, glossary entries and database content can be accessed as RSS newsfeeds, and therefore integrated into other RSS-capable websites or systems.