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* The Cool Course Competition is open to all Moodlers except for Moodle.com employees.
* The Cool Course Competition is open to all Moodlers except for Moodle.com employees.
* You may enter as many courses in the competition as you wish.
* You may enter as many courses in the competition as you wish.
* Your content must be under one of the Creative Commons licenses
* All course content must be freely available or available under one of the [http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses Creative Commons licenses].
* You guarantee that they have to authority to publish the course under Creative Commons license.
* You guarantee that they have to authority to publish the course under one of the [http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses Creative Commons licenses].
* Real courses currently available on [http://demo.moodle.org demo.moodle.org] may also be entered in the competition.
* Real courses currently available on [http://demo.moodle.org demo.moodle.org] may also be entered in the competition.
* By entering a course in the competition, you are agreeing for your course to be hosted on [http://demo.moodle.org demo.moodle.org] and also made downloadable to others.
* By entering a course in the competition, you are agreeing for your course to be hosted on [http://demo.moodle.org demo.moodle.org] and available for others to download.


==How to enter==
==How to enter==

Revision as of 15:15, 9 July 2009

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The purpose of the Cool Course Competition is to encourage people to donate great Moodle demo courses for our Moodle demo site and to start building our demo community hub for Moodle 2.0.


Dates

To be decided...

Competition categories

  • Best application of Moodle activities
  • Best use of graphics

...

Competition rules

  • The Cool Course Competition is open to all Moodlers except for Moodle.com employees.
  • You may enter as many courses in the competition as you wish.
  • All course content must be freely available or available under one of the Creative Commons licenses.
  • You guarantee that they have to authority to publish the course under one of the Creative Commons licenses.
  • Real courses currently available on demo.moodle.org may also be entered in the competition.
  • By entering a course in the competition, you are agreeing for your course to be hosted on demo.moodle.org and available for others to download.

How to enter

To enter your course in the competition:

  1. Check carefully that all course content is copyright-free or covered by the GNU Public License.
  2. Optional: If you wish, add a course credit block similar to the course credit block in the Romeo and Juliet course.
  3. Create a course backup without user data and with the following options selected:
    • Metacourse: No
    • Users: None
    • Logs: No
    • User files: No
    • Course files: Yes
  4. Download and save the backup zip file.
  5. Send the backup zip file as an email attachment to helen@moodle.org together with the following information about your course:
    • Course description
    • Language
    • Subject - choose the best-matching item from the list Course Standard Tags
    • Educational level (Tertiary, Secondary, Primary, Government, Corporate etc)

Judging

The Moodle community will be invited to vote for the winner in each category by participating in choice activities. In the event of a tie, prize money will be divided accordingly.

Prizes

There will be cash prizes for each category. If you wish to contribute towards the prizes, please use http://moodle.org/donations/ or contact Moodle.com.

Issues to consider

  • License and copyright
  • Download access (Note that Film studies course on demo.moodle.org is also available from http://www.linux-for-education.org/course/view.php?id=11)
  • Possibility of including user data
  • Backup file size limit
  • Competition duration
  • Use of donated course for advertising
  • Metadata collection (target age range for the course, ...)

See also