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Tag Archives: training
Review: IOMAD for Moodle (part 1)
This is the first of a three-part review about Iomad – a business and corporate focused enhancement to Moodle. Normally I follow a set pattern in doing reviews, but as this is so much more than just one add-on, I … Continue reading
Moodle 2 release
With technology I am always 1 step behind the bleeding edge because I prefer to learn from other peoples pain. In computers, phones, televisions and software I wait half a year or more before I take the plunge to let any potential bugs or performance issues get ironed out. It also gives time to get my head around what I want to do with the new features. Continue reading
