Successful first ever Moodle sprint

A belated big thank you to everyone who took part in our first ever Moodle 2.0 sprint last weekend: Ashley Holman (MDL-15122 and MDL-21876) Jerome Mouneyrac Brendan Rollinson (MDL-21749 and MDL-21489) David Mudrak (AMOS translation UI) Olli Savolainen (MDL-20139) Martin D Iñaki Arenaza Dan Poltawski Petr Škoda Penny Leach (MDL-21878 plus lots of small Leap2A [...]

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Moodle 1.9.8 on its way!

As Martin posted today in Heads-up for 1.9.8 – code freeze starting today, Moodle 1.9.8 is coming soon. Moodle 1.8.12 will be released at the same time. In addition to some security fixes, Moodle 1.9.8 will also include a new capability moodle/restore:createuser for controlling whether a user can create other users when restoring a course [...]

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Moodle 2.0 sprint this weekend

Are you a Moodle developer with some time to spare this weekend? If so, please join our first ever Moodle 2.0 sprint and help us get 2.0 beta out in four weeks! To take part in the sprint, simply choose a feature in Moodle 2.0 which needs finishing, or some 2.0 bugs which need fixing, [...]

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Moodle.org networked sites increasing

Moodle.org now has four networked sites (listed under Community > Connected sites) including the recently added Moodle for Language Teaching Repository, enabling users who are logged in to moodle.org to access the networked sites without being required to create an account or login. If you have a Moodle site that you’d like networked with moodle.org, [...]

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More and more MoodleMoots

When I posted in the moodle.org news on 11 February 2010 about Upcoming MoodleMoots around the world, I wrote … there are ten MoodleMoots coming up in the next six months. Since then, I’ve been informed of several more upcoming MoodleMoots, and so the post now reads … there are fifteen MoodleMoots coming up in [...]

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