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[https://moodle.net/ MoodleNet] is an open, social, media platform for educators, initially focused on sharing and curating collections of open content. It is a central place from where educators can easily detect quality content to meet the needs of their learners and courses. You can either use MoodleNet Central, the global public MoodleNet, or install your own instance of MoodleNet. Read the [https://docs.moodle.org/moodlenet/Main_Page MoodleNet documentation] for more information about MoodleNet.
==MoodleNet inbound settings==
As an administrator you can connect to an instance of MoodleNet so course teachers can browse for and import content.


Note: short URL to access this page: '''moodle.com/moodlenet'''
# From ''Site administration > Advanced features,'' make sure Enable MoodleNet integration (inbound) is checked. (It is enabled by default.)
# From ''Site administration > General > MoodleNet settings'', check the settings in the link MoodleNet inbound settings.
# Optionally, from Site administration > Courses > Activity chooser > Activity chooser settings, select MoodleNet from the footer dropdown. This will then display a link in the [[Activity chooser]].


We'll be building out this page as the MoodleNet project develops.  
==MoodleNet outbound settings==
{{New features}}
As an administrator you can connect to an instance of MoodleNet so that course teachers or others with the capability [[Capabilities/moodle/moodlenet:shareactivity| moodlenet:shareactivity]] can send course content to the selected MoodleNet site. (Note that the feature does not currently support sharing whole courses.)


== MoodleMoot Miami ==
# From ''Site administration > Development > Experimental settings'', check the box Enable sharing to MoodleNet (outbound)
# You will then have an extra setting (Enable sharing to MoodleNet (outbound)) from ''Site administration > General > MoodleNet settings'', prompting you to set up a MoodleNet OAuth 2 service.
# From ''Site administration > Server > OAuth2 services'', click the MoodleNet button and set up your service. See [[OAuth 2 MoodleNet service]].
# Once the service is created, go to ''Site administration > General > MoodleNet outbound settings'' and set the OAuth 2 service to the service you just created.
# When everything is configured correctly, users with the Capabilities/moodle/moodlenet:shareactivity will see a link "Share to MoodleNet" from the More tab of an item they want to share.


At the MoodleMoot in Miami (November 2017) we asked participants for their input to the MoodleNet project. The slides and etherpad from that session can be found below;
[[File:ShareMoodleNet.png|More link to share to MoodleNet]]


* #MootUS17 etherpad: https://devpad.moodle.org/p/MoodleNet
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* Slides: https://goo.gl/rvPjj7
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In addition, we asked participants to think about their 'hopes', 'fears', and 'dreams' for the MoodleNet project. They also split into affinity groups to think about what people in their role/position would find it useful for MoodleNet to provide.
 
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=== Hopes ===
 
* Packaged for competency frameworks (i.e. quality matters)
* Trustworthy
* Our faculty are willing to share some learning objects
* People will provide feedback
* Sharing good practice and experiences
* People will improve content
* Share content made with Moodle
* Access to GOOD quality OER content
* Addictive
* Works in all LMS
* It's easy to share and pull in resources into Moodle
* Activity from HQ
* A resource that all teachers, instructional designers, support people, etc. will go to for the best examples that Moodle could offer
* Portals for different role communities w/ chat (like AOL in the 90's). Who's online?
* Simple user interface
* Place to share our work - like Facebook timeline. A gallery of what people have done.
* Sharing of best practices
* Is promoted / marketed effectively and appropriately
* Contributed objects will have a review or discussion area so they can be community evaluated for appropriate uses
* Integration of partners to provide support for questions. One-stop shop
* Faculty development opportunities
* Create amazing courses - fashion
* Repository of activities for re-purposing
* A place to see examples of ways Moodle is being used by others
* A portfolio for teachers that REPLACES LinkedIn
* Option to contribute anonymously; option to require attribution or not
* It becomes a major player in the social media world
* One button to update content pulled from MoodleNet
* Great platform for sharing best practices
* All user forums posts are responded to
* Easy to navigate
* Gallery of courses to view to get inspiration for developing my courses
* Option to find others for content development
* Definition of moodle.net - users and dev. where you ask for features?
* Replace current Moodle community
* Rating system and reviews on content
* Have community facilitators
* User interface feels like Yammer / Facebook / Teams
* Share problems and quickly identify issues
* More regular teachers involved
* Access to great open courseware
* Paid bounty for support
* Students USE it =)
* Open
* Moderated
* Sexy interface
* Stays relevant for a long time
* Highly configurable
* Synchronous options to communicate
* Enhanced engagement w/ community knowledge holders
* Help me find Moodle resources
* Access to free training from HQ and partners
* Content is shared in such a way that it can be used by users of other LMSs too
* Different sections for different user types (dev/teacher/design)
* Feature to request someone review your content before you post
* Content is tagged to make it easy to find content you can use
* A place for users to connect with consultants for paid support
* Features like Meetup to let teachers get together to have conversations
* Find stuff easily
* "Integration with every Moodle site" is not intrusive
* Documentation will be kept up to date
* An easy way to find information
* Corresponding tags to identify pedagogy / curriculum / paradigm
* Be very easy to use
* A platform for students from different fields to connect
* Be open to all interested
* Will run the SAME as the original app
* Single sign-on for all users for all sites
* Connects people best practices + technical
* Some filtering so it doesn't get weighed down with crap that isn't useful
* Seamless
* I can get paid or attributed for content
* Way to connect with other Moodlers
* Suggested tutorials broken down by role (teacher / admin / developer)
* Have a great search function
* To understand what MoodleNet is
* Help me connect with other Moodle users
* A place to share educational material
* Bring the Moodle community together in a coherent way
* Variety of realworld content for all industries
* Different user roles so connections can be made at appropriate levels. Assignable groups.
* Get traction with students actually using it
* Have ability to favorite / follow content or creators
* Market for helping others
* Pull request like GitHub for improving content
* Reuse activities from a course on one site on another
* I could help people with Moodle and get paid
* Manage to get contribution in my Moodle vs. having another login
* High level of activity
* Place to share ideas
* Perfect place to learn Moodle
* Channels for grouping and identifying self
* Share/barter expertise with real-time feedback
* Crowdsourcing solutions and/or finding community members who can help, troubleshoot, brainstorm, etc.
* Easy to find usergroups
* Provides an open stream of communication with the various groups in the Moodle community (e.g. devs, support, etc.)
* Use Moodle FB to specifically show updates/videos
* Collaboration
* FREE TOAST =)
* Helping place
* Collaborative knowledge base
* Places where developers, designers, and users can interact
* Video tutorials
* Knowledge base
* Go to the help center
* Help desk
* Button to create audio file from a text file
* Easy path to component installation
* Includes discussion forums for asking questions of similar roled users
* Repository of courses, packages, analytics. this could save instructors lots of time putting courses together.
* Crowd sourcing for plugins
* It facilitates positive change in Moodle core
* Allowing different roles in Moodle to "cross-over" in a comfortable way
* Better understanding of what MoodleNet is
* Incentive based engagement
* Share ideas on how to use Moodle
 
=== Fears ===
 
=== Dreams ===
 
 
* Affinity group responses
 
 
 
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Latest revision as of 06:41, 17 July 2023

MoodleNet is an open, social, media platform for educators, initially focused on sharing and curating collections of open content. It is a central place from where educators can easily detect quality content to meet the needs of their learners and courses. You can either use MoodleNet Central, the global public MoodleNet, or install your own instance of MoodleNet. Read the MoodleNet documentation for more information about MoodleNet.

MoodleNet inbound settings

As an administrator you can connect to an instance of MoodleNet so course teachers can browse for and import content.

  1. From Site administration > Advanced features, make sure Enable MoodleNet integration (inbound) is checked. (It is enabled by default.)
  2. From Site administration > General > MoodleNet settings, check the settings in the link MoodleNet inbound settings.
  3. Optionally, from Site administration > Courses > Activity chooser > Activity chooser settings, select MoodleNet from the footer dropdown. This will then display a link in the Activity chooser.

MoodleNet outbound settings

New feature
in Moodle 4.2!

As an administrator you can connect to an instance of MoodleNet so that course teachers or others with the capability moodlenet:shareactivity can send course content to the selected MoodleNet site. (Note that the feature does not currently support sharing whole courses.)

  1. From Site administration > Development > Experimental settings, check the box Enable sharing to MoodleNet (outbound)
  2. You will then have an extra setting (Enable sharing to MoodleNet (outbound)) from Site administration > General > MoodleNet settings, prompting you to set up a MoodleNet OAuth 2 service.
  3. From Site administration > Server > OAuth2 services, click the MoodleNet button and set up your service. See OAuth 2 MoodleNet service.
  4. Once the service is created, go to Site administration > General > MoodleNet outbound settings and set the OAuth 2 service to the service you just created.
  5. When everything is configured correctly, users with the Capabilities/moodle/moodlenet:shareactivity will see a link "Share to MoodleNet" from the More tab of an item they want to share.

More link to share to MoodleNet

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