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== Juan Leyva (15th Nov 17) == | |||
Juan is Mobile Lead at Moodle. He and Doug Belshaw (MoodleNet Lead) discussed: | |||
* Whether we need a new app specifically for MoodleNet (undecided) | |||
* UX around searching for Moodle installation - vs. typing in URL of organisation's instance | |||
* Blocks within the mobile app and example of course completion being available via 'course option' in app | |||
* Ways authentication / login currently works (OAuth / tokens) and whether it would be possible to login to a self-hosted Moodle site with a MoodleNet account | |||
* The appear of [https://stackoverflow.com/ Stack Overflow] and the importance of building / maintaining reputation within a community | |||
* Well-formed questions, moderation, and serving up answers to common questions within Moodle installations | |||
* Improving search (which is poor at moodle.org) | |||
* Creating progressive web apps vs native apps for MoodleNet functionality - e.g. integration with Siri / Google Now / Alexa | |||
* Pursuing small experiments (e.g. 'MoodleNet Help' app) | |||
Revision as of 11:06, 15 November 2017
This page is a record of meetings about MoodleNet, in the spirit of working openly.
Juan Leyva (15th Nov 17)
Juan is Mobile Lead at Moodle. He and Doug Belshaw (MoodleNet Lead) discussed:
- Whether we need a new app specifically for MoodleNet (undecided)
- UX around searching for Moodle installation - vs. typing in URL of organisation's instance
- Blocks within the mobile app and example of course completion being available via 'course option' in app
- Ways authentication / login currently works (OAuth / tokens) and whether it would be possible to login to a self-hosted Moodle site with a MoodleNet account
- The appear of Stack Overflow and the importance of building / maintaining reputation within a community
- Well-formed questions, moderation, and serving up answers to common questions within Moodle installations
- Improving search (which is poor at moodle.org)
- Creating progressive web apps vs native apps for MoodleNet functionality - e.g. integration with Siri / Google Now / Alexa
- Pursuing small experiments (e.g. 'MoodleNet Help' app)
