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What is Moodle.net?

Moodle.net search for courses

Moodle.net is the Moodle.org Open Community Hub - a directory of courses for download or to enrol in.

How do we get onto Moodle.net?

EITHER go to moodle.net
OR add the Community finder block to your site

How can I share courses to Moodle.net?

Ensure your Moodle site is registered (via Registration in the Site administration)
In 'Advanced features' enable course sharing (new in 3.7)

Managers (and any other users with the capability moodle/course:publish) can then share courses to Moodle.net as follows:

Click 'Share' via the gear menu or the Administration block (depending upon your theme).
Then choose whether you wish to your course to be available for people to enrol in or to download

See Course sharing for more details.

How can a teacher share courses to Moodle.net?

To enable teachers to share courses to Moodle.net, an administrator needs to allow the capability moodle/course:publish for the teacher role. See Course sharing for details.

Are there any criteria which courses must satisfy in order to be listed on Moodle.net?

Yes, just a few! See the Moodle.net Course approval criteria.

How long does it take for a course to be approved and visible on Moodle.net?

We aim to check and approve courses within 48 hours, though it can sometimes take a little longer, so please be patient. If you require your course to be approved urgently, please contact us.

Can I sell courses on Moodle.net?

No yet but it is planned. See MDL-25496 for details.

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-Mooch is the Moodle.org hub. Many Moodle sites register to Mooch. They can publish courses for download or list them as enrollable.
+{{Managing a Moodle site}}
+==What is Moodle.net?==
+[[File:moodle.net search.png|thumb|Moodle.net search for courses]]
+[http://moodle.net Moodle.net] is the Moodle.org Open Community Hub - a directory of courses for download or to enrol in.
-With [http://hub.moodle.org Mooch], you can search for courses:
+==How do we get onto Moodle.net?==
-* to study a new domain
-* to participate to a community
-* to download and install on your Moodle site
-Unfortunately, as you will note if you visit MOOCH, there is often no way to know whether the courses available will work in your Moodle,  because you can't import a Moodle 2.0 course into a 1.9 Moodle, and vice versa which makes the MOOCH, well, less than useful for for many people.
+* EITHER go to [http://moodle.net moodle.net]
+* OR add the [[Community finder block]] to your site
+==How can I share courses to Moodle.net?==
+# Ensure your Moodle site is registered (via Registration in the Site administration)
+# In 'Advanced features' enable course sharing (new in 3.7)
+Managers (and any other users with the capability [[Capabilities/moodle/course:publish| moodle/course:publish]]) can then share courses to Moodle.net as follows:
+# Click 'Share' via the gear menu or the Administration block (depending upon your theme).
+#Then choose whether you wish to your course to be available for people to enrol in or to download
+See [[Course sharing]] for more details.
+==How can a teacher share courses to Moodle.net?==
+To enable teachers to share courses to Moodle.net, an administrator needs to allow the capability moodle/course:publish for the teacher role. See [[Course sharing]] for details.
+==Are there any criteria which courses must satisfy in order to be listed on Moodle.net?==
+Yes, just a few! See the [http://moodle.net/mod/page/view.php?id=2 Moodle.net Course approval criteria].
+==How long does it take for a course to be approved and visible on Moodle.net?==
+We aim to check and approve courses within 48 hours, though it can sometimes take a little longer, so please be patient. If you require your course to be approved urgently, please [http://moodle.net/mod/page/view.php?id=15 contact us].
+== Can I sell courses on Moodle.net? ==
+No yet but it is planned. See MDL-25496 for details.
+[[Category:Moodle.net]]
+[[fr:Moodle.net]]
+[[de:Moodle.net]]

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