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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. If you are a developer interested in installing your own instance of MoodleNet, you can get support in the MoodleNet area of the [https://moodle.org/course/view.php?id=17254 Moodle Research Lab] on Moodle.org. | 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. If you are a developer interested in installing your own instance of MoodleNet, you can get support in the MoodleNet area of the [https://moodle.org/course/view.php?id=17254 Moodle Research Lab] on Moodle.org. | ||
{{MediaPlayer | url = https://youtu.be/oNgCqKatL4Y | desc = Overview of MoodleNet}} | {{MediaPlayer | url = https://youtu.be/oNgCqKatL4Y | desc = Overview of MoodleNet}} | ||
Course teachers can add content from MoodleNet and share content to MoodleNet. Admins can enable either or both of these. | Course teachers can add content '''from''' MoodleNet and share content '''to''' MoodleNet. Admins can enable either or both of these. | ||
==Add | ==Add from MoodleNet== | ||
The setting for allowing course teachers to add/import from MoodleNet is known as MoodleNet inbound settings and are enabled by default. | The setting for allowing course teachers to add/import from MoodleNet is known as '''MoodleNet inbound settings''' and are enabled by default. | ||
The page [[Add | The page [[Add from MoodleNet]] gives more information. | ||
==Share to MoodleNet== | ==Share to MoodleNet== | ||
The setting for allowing course teachers to share content to MoodleNet is known as MoodleNet outbound | The setting for allowing course teachers to share content to MoodleNet is known as '''MoodleNet outbound setting'''s and must be enabled by the administrator. | ||
The page [[Share to MoodleNet]] gives more information about enabling this feature and how course teachers can use it. | The page [[Share to MoodleNet]] gives more information about enabling this feature and how course teachers can use it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:54, 12 May 2024
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. If you are a developer interested in installing your own instance of MoodleNet, you can get support in the MoodleNet area of the Moodle Research Lab on Moodle.org.
Course teachers can add content from MoodleNet and share content to MoodleNet. Admins can enable either or both of these.
Add from MoodleNet
The setting for allowing course teachers to add/import from MoodleNet is known as MoodleNet inbound settings and are enabled by default.
The page Add from MoodleNet gives more information.
The setting for allowing course teachers to share content to MoodleNet is known as MoodleNet outbound settings and must be enabled by the administrator.
The page Share to MoodleNet gives more information about enabling this feature and how course teachers can use it.
