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Increase student engagement with Moodle conditional activities & badges

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What are conditional activities? Since the introduction of Moodle 2, it has been possible for users to track which activities/resources they have completed. This means that resources/activities are ‘aware’ of their completion status for each course user. This completion status awareness allows a teacher to have ...

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Jan
20
Posted by Frederic Nevers
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I have been a Moodler since the early days - 2005. I am now a Digital Learning Integrator and have been helping other teachers integrate Moodle in their teaching since 2007. I have been involved in the classroom since 2002, teaching ICT and French to students aged 11 to 18 years old. I have experience teaching the (I)GCSE, IB MYP & DP and A programmes.

Free for all, Moodle Teaching Ideas
Conditional activities, gamification, gamify Moodle, Make Moodle fun, Make Moodle interesting, Moodle, Moodle 2, Moodle boring, Moodle boring course, Moodle conditional activities, Moodle engagement, moodle learning, Moodle open badges
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Make your Moodle courses load faster without fiddling with the server

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In this post, I explore a few simple ideas to help speed up Moodle courses without fiddling with the server, most of which can be done by a teacher. I also find out that some settings make no difference whatsoever. I have ordered my ...

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Dec
05
Posted by Frederic Nevers
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I have been a Moodler since the early days - 2005. I am now a Digital Learning Integrator and have been helping other teachers integrate Moodle in their teaching since 2007. I have been involved in the classroom since 2002, teaching ICT and French to students aged 11 to 18 years old. I have experience teaching the (I)GCSE, IB MYP & DP and A programmes.

Free for all, Oktobertest
Make Moodle faster, Moodle 2, Moodle 2.3, Moodle 2.4, Moodle performance, Moodle server, Moodle teacher, slow Moodle
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Moodle 2.4 Beta performance test – comparison with Moodle 2.3

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Warning: these tests are not scientific by any standards but I am comparing apples with apples, please read my previous blog post to check my methodology – I did not change anything on my server/Moodle site since my last round of tests. All figures shown ...

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Nov
17
Posted by Frederic Nevers
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I have been a Moodler since the early days - 2005. I am now a Digital Learning Integrator and have been helping other teachers integrate Moodle in their teaching since 2007. I have been involved in the classroom since 2002, teaching ICT and French to students aged 11 to 18 years old. I have experience teaching the (I)GCSE, IB MYP & DP and A programmes.

Free for all, Oktobertest
Make Moodle faster, Moodle 2.3, Moodle 2.4, Moodle fast, Moodle performance, Moodle performance test, Moodle slow
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Solve 5 annoying Moodle problems, quickly

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  1. The ‘News forum’ won’t go away! So you have tried a million times to delete the ‘News forum’ at the top of your Moodle course to no avail. The thing is tougher than a cockroach and simply won’t die! Sure you could hide it from ...

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Nov
16
Posted by Frederic Nevers
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I have been a Moodler since the early days - 2005. I am now a Digital Learning Integrator and have been helping other teachers integrate Moodle in their teaching since 2007. I have been involved in the classroom since 2002, teaching ICT and French to students aged 11 to 18 years old. I have experience teaching the (I)GCSE, IB MYP & DP and A programmes.

Free for all, Moodle Teaching Ideas
How-to Moodle, Moodle 1.9, Moodle 2, Moodle 2.3, Moodle 2.4, Moodle is annoying, Moodle problems
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