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Try Ray Mizzi's Crazy Way To Get Help With #Moodle That Might Actually Work #MoodleNews

We all know Moodle HQ could make a much better job in “self-help,” or making people find the information they need without the need to ask someone else, or at least not having to pay for it. By the way, it is surprisingly hard to find paid quality Moodle support if it’s not from a long-term, not very affordable Moodle Partner relationship.

Those with a just couple of months of experience know…

Why Don't We Just Start Over? #Moodle Forum Beat #MoodleNews #openEdTech

It is one of these discussions that appear every now and then, with intentions and quality of feedback from across the whole spectrum. In essence, would Moodle be better off starting anew, leaving a few engineers supporting the old system while everyone else starts building the great new thing?

Veteran Moodlers have faced this old question before, and dramatism (“This platform has got worse in…

Second Call: #Moodle 3.4 QA Phase Still Open, More Than Halfway To Go #MoodleNews #EdTech

Moodle HQ’s Helen Foster reiterates the invitation to all Moodleverse citizens and visitors to take part in the “Quality Assurance” stage for Moodle 3.4. The progress in terms of tests passed will determine whether the long-awaited release, with a stated focus on usability, can be ready for its original date of Monday, November 13th. By October 23rd, the Moodle HQ team, but mostly volunteers,…

Join the QA Stage, Make Sure #Moodle 3.4 Stays On Schedule #MoodleNews

https://twitter.com/moodle/status/919986598292410368 Moodle HQ Community Manager Helen Foster is inviting everyone to become a tester for the upcoming Moodle 3.4 release, scheduled for Monday, November 13th. The Quality Assurance stage is a semiannual tradition that signals the last weeks before the new release. For a new Moodle to be deemed ready to release, the rate of tests passed by Moodle…