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Revision as of 11:09, 9 January 2018
Short URL: https://moodle.com/moodlenet
Note: This page describes a new project started in 2017. For the legacy mechanism of inter-connecting multiple Moodle and Mahara sites into a network, please see the MNet page.
Check out the draft Project MoodleNet whitepaper
What is MoodleNet?
Project MoodleNet is currently described by Martin Dougiamas, CEO of Moodle as, "a new open social media platform for educators, focussed on professional development and open content". MoodleNet will be an integral part of the Moodle ecosystem. We'll be building out this page as the project develops.
It is envisaged that MoodleNet will contain features such as the following, listed in suggested order of development:
- Identity and reputation
- Messaging
- Activity feed
- Access to openly-licensed resources
- Crowdfunding
See this short slide deck. It will be built according to the following principles:
- Open
- Safe
- Private
- Ethical
- Transparent
- Connected
