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Once we move into the production phase of the project, we're currently planning to keep track of work on the project using Trello cards linked to JIRA issues:
Once we move into the production phase of the project, we're currently planning to keep track of work on the project using Trello cards linked to JIRA issues:


* [https://trello.com/b/0KCE6858/project-moodlenet Trello board]
* [https://trello.com/b/wkGfDnos/moodlenet Trello board]
* [https://tracker.moodle.org/secure/RapidBoard.jspa?rapidView=81&projectKey=MDLNET JIRA issue tracker]
* [https://tracker.moodle.org/secure/RapidBoard.jspa?rapidView=81&projectKey=MDLNET JIRA issue tracker]
* [https://docs.moodle.org/dev/MoodleNet/Decision_Log Decision log]
* [https://docs.moodle.org/dev/MoodleNet/Decision_Log Decision log]

Revision as of 12:44, 1 June 2018

Moodlenet-logo.png

Short URL: https://moodle.com/moodlenet

We ran a design sprint! For more information click here

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.

Telegram channel
Blog
Discussion forum

What is MoodleNet?

The MoodleNet landscape: CC BY-ND Bryan Mathers (click to enlarge)
Latest project overview (v0.5) (click for slides)

MoodleNet is 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 and there's an overview document here.

Once complete, we envisage that MoodleNet will consist of some or all of the following:

  1. Authentication
  2. Social networking
  3. Profile
  4. Connection to open content
  5. Forum
  6. Global search
  7. Dashboard
  8. Crowdfunding

There are some further details in this draft white paper from early 2018.

MoodleNet will be built according to the following principles:

Updates

There are many options for keeping up-to-date with the MoodleNet project:

  • Blog - official project updates by the team
  • Community calls - monthly meetings to interact synchronously with the community
  • Discussion forum - a place to discuss and debate the various aspects of the project
  • Telegram channel - smaller updates about the project (also provides notifications when blog posts are published)

Research

Meetings and events

Organisation and tracking

Once we move into the production phase of the project, we're currently planning to keep track of work on the project using Trello cards linked to JIRA issues:

Credits

Icons from flaticon.com