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Our new open social media platform for educators, [https://moodle.com/moodlenet/ MoodleNet] is coming soon, and so we're sunsetting our current course sharing site, Moodle.net and archiving all of its contents. You will still be able to access and import content from the archive to your Moodle site
Our new open social media platform for educators, [https://moodle.com/moodlenet/ MoodleNet] is coming soon, and so we're sunsetting our current course sharing site, Moodle.net and archiving all of its contents. You will still be able to access and import content from the archive to your Moodle site.


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* You will no longer be able to use the Community finder block to search and find courses on Moodle.net to enrol in or to restore on your site.
* You will no longer be able to use the Community finder block to search and find courses on Moodle.net to enrol in or to restore on your site.
* If you had been given the option of sharing your course on Moodle.net, you will not longer be able to do so.
* If you had been given the option of sharing your course on Moodle.net, you will not longer be able to do so.
* If you previously shared a course to enrol in on Moodle.net, it will no longer be listed from September 2019 when Moodle.net courses for download and content are moved to archive.moodle.net.
* If you previously shared a course to enrol in on Moodle.net, it will no longer be listed from September 2019 when Moodle.net courses for download and content is moved to archive.moodle.net.


====Where can I get courses and content from for use in my course?====
====Where can I get courses and content from for use in my course?====

Revision as of 10:40, 12 July 2019

Our new open social media platform for educators, MoodleNet is coming soon, and so we're sunsetting our current course sharing site, Moodle.net and archiving all of its contents. You will still be able to access and import content from the archive to your Moodle site.

Timeline

  • August 2019 - Moodle.net courses and content will be read only. You will not be able to share a course on Moodle.net nor add an entry to a content database.
  • September 2019 - Moodle.net courses for download and content will be moved to a new URL, archive.moodle.net. You will be able to download courses and content from the new location but not use the Community finder block on your site. Courses to enrol in will not be listed on archive.moodle.net.
  • November 2019 - you will be able to add content from the new MoodleNet directly into your Moodle course.

Sunsetting Moodle.net FAQ

Teachers

How will I be affected?

  • You will no longer be able to use the Community finder block to search and find courses on Moodle.net to enrol in or to restore on your site.
  • If you had been given the option of sharing your course on Moodle.net, you will not longer be able to do so.
  • If you previously shared a course to enrol in on Moodle.net, it will no longer be listed from September 2019 when Moodle.net courses for download and content is moved to archive.moodle.net.

Where can I get courses and content from for use in my course?

  • You can still access all the courses and content shared on Moodle.net by going to archive.moodle.net (from September 2019 onwards).
  • From November 2019 onwards, you will be able to access courses and content on the new MoodleNet.

Admins

Do I need to do anything?

It is recommended that you:

  1. Check whether the Community finder block is used on the site in Site administration / Plugins / Blocks / Manage blocks. You can find out any courses using the block by clicking the number in the Instances column. Hide the Community finder block and inform users.
  2. Check whether any role has the capability moodle/course:publish in Site administration / Users / Permissions / Capability overview and if so, edit the role, unset the capability and inform any users with the role.

What if I do nothing?

From September 2019 onwards, if any user attempts to use the Community finder block or share a course, they will obtain an error message.

How do I enable access from my site to the new MoodleNet?

In November 2019, Moodle 3.8 will be released with a MoodleNet plugin enabling teachers to browse MoodleNet and choose content to add to their courses.

Any further questions?

  • If you have any questions about the sunsetting Moodle.net process, please post in the Moodle community sites forum on moodle.org.
  • If you’d like to find out more about MoodleNet, please see MoodleNet.