Hi Steve,
I have to admit what you say is ture... compared to TW moodle is
complicated and clumpsy.
Preparing a course for the next semester is a drag.
But it alllows you to organize and engage students into tasks and
collect their results in a very concise way. I guess that is why the
school-board took this choice.
And for me as for most of those who work in institutions who use moodles
it would not be the smartes carreer-option to disdain such a choice.
Therefore: The idea is not to switch to moodle but to be able to feed
the moodle from TW and to save back courses to TW...
Best wishes Jan
Am 01.10.2020 um 11:57 schrieb Ste:
Unless you have a cracking IT dept that has customised and tweaked the
moodle to make it nice my general advice would be.. Don't use the moodle.
Moodle is clunky and creaky and updating resources on it is a faff.
I tended to work round the moodle so if you add a label and press the
<> button you can inject html into it
I embedded my Pearltrees.com collections of resources and my wiki
straight into the moodle.
That way I could update both.. The students would see any changes
instantly / after a refresh and I didn't have to interact with the
moodle ever again.....
Ste
On Thursday, 1 October 2020 at 10:45:06 UTC+1 Jan wrote:
Hello Community,
Our school-board has just adopted a moodle-based
LearningManagementSystem.
Though I am a convinced TiddlyWikian I will use it because it brings
advantages in learning-scenarios.
To name these advantages
-Authentification
-GroupManagement
-Activities like H5P,
-Analytics
...of course als TW has great advantages
- Much faster editing and developping halfbaked thoughts to public
texts.
- Searching, combining...
- Beauty ;-)
- the priceless advantage of independence and the guarantee to be
able
to take your notes and texts with you in a form that is readable
deployable anywhere else and for decades...
(I already lost months of work in moodle where either I or the LMS
quit
the institution )
My desire would be to merge the advantages.
One thing that would be great would be a tool to exchange content.
For
example it would have helped me a lot if there had been an
export-to-TW-tool to export the courses at the university.
One the other hand I would love to prepare a Moodle-Course in TW
(collect, sort and combine ideas and content)
It seems there has been a tool for this back in 2007 for TW
Classic and
an old version of moodle ( http://moodle.tiddlyspot.com/ ) It
would be
great to relaunch this project for the new versions.
What are your Ideas?
Has anyone here already taken a look on moodle-programming and knows
how this could be achieved?
Best whishes Jan
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