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# Shows Moodle.org - 2nd oldest moodle site | # Shows Moodle.org - 2nd oldest moodle site | ||
# Demonstrates [http://tracker.moodle.org Moodle tracker], e.g., including QA (quality assurance) for testing whether things work in 2.0 - anyone can do this e.g., using their own latest version of Moodle - or [http://qa.moodle.net http://qa.moodle.net] (rebuilt every hour) | # Demonstrates [http://tracker.moodle.org Moodle tracker], e.g., including QA (quality assurance) for testing whether things work in 2.0 - anyone can do this e.g., using their own latest version of Moodle - or [http://qa.moodle.net http://qa.moodle.net] (rebuilt every hour) | ||
# Only 3 of the top 10 using Moodle countries are English-speaking; Spain is the highest use per capita | |||
# Languages - [http://lang.moodle.org http://lang.moodle.org] - allows collaborative translation (uses AMOS - flags and tracks all 85 translations) | |||
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Moodle 2.0 and the community: Martin Dougiamas, Moodle founder
Martin Dougiamas, just in from a conference in Greece, says we're actually doing pretty well in Australia - although criticism is part of the development cycle.
- xkcd universities webapage comic - good usability graphic - what would xkcd say about Moodle?
- Shows Moodle.org - 2nd oldest moodle site
- Demonstrates Moodle tracker, e.g., including QA (quality assurance) for testing whether things work in 2.0 - anyone can do this e.g., using their own latest version of Moodle - or http://qa.moodle.net (rebuilt every hour)
- Only 3 of the top 10 using Moodle countries are English-speaking; Spain is the highest use per capita
- Languages - http://lang.moodle.org - allows collaborative translation (uses AMOS - flags and tracks all 85 translations)