Moodle 2.2 has been officially released.
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Moodle is a learning management system (LMS), a software application designed to deliver effective web-based learning experiences. It is widely used as a portal to deliver online courses, workplace training, learning assessment and induction.
Moodle’s key features include:
- Learner engagement through discussion forums, chat rooms, RSS feeds, blogs, wikis, quizzes, and surveys;
- User activity monitoring, feedback and gradebook functionality;
- Support for more than 100 languages;
- No licensing costs;
- Integration with HR systems;
- E-commerce plug-in;
- Scaleable to accommodate more or less users;
- SCORM and AICC compliant.
Bronze
- +1000 users
- +10 GB data
- +100 GB bandwidth
Silver
- +3000 users
- +30 GB data
- +300 GB bandwidth
Gold
- +5000 users
- +50 GB data
- +500 GB bandwidth
Platinum
- >5000 users
- +300GB data
- +3TB bandwidth
Our managed hosting expertise allows your learning management system to reside in a secure and stable environment. Our host web servers utilise the latest hardware and software technology to optimise system performance for your users. All our managed hosting plans, both
Standard and
Premium, in shared or dedicated environments, offer stability, security and performance and include a Services Agreement that states our service commitment.
Our 12 Month Standard Hosting plans include:
- Branding with your choice of logo, font and colour;
- Software installation, system configuration, optimisation and hardening;
- Software maintenance and application of updates;
- Nightly data backups;
- Access to our support portal;
- Access to our knowledge base including our ‘How to Moodle’ online course, video tutorials and webinar recordings;
- Our Services Agreement with our quality promise, including a 99.9% server uptime benchmark.
We have been an active member of the Moodle Community since 2005. Our staff organised the 2008 Australian National Moodle Conference. We are acknowledged as ‘Particularly Helpful Moodlers’, ‘Quality Assurance Testers’ and ‘Moodle Certified Course Creators’ on moodle.org. We make an annual donation to contribute toward ongoing and future Moodle software development. Our client Case Studies and
Testimonials reflect the esteem our company and staff are held in.
Here’s 6 key benefits of managed hosting with us:
- Value – we lower the risk and extend value of your learning management system deployment;
- Monitoring – we monitor and respond to our servers 24x7x365;
- Stability – we maintain the latest stable software and apply updates as they become available;
- Performance – we configure Apache, PHP and MySQL to ensure optimal page serving;
- Security – we enforce a strict security policy and constantly protect client data stored on our secured backup servers;
- Reliability – we use Tier 1 server equipment, redundant disks, redundant networking devices and redundant Internet paths to maximise server uptime.
View our server uptime and response time reports as monitored by server performance authority, Pingdom.
My Learning Space has been involved with the Moodle Community since 2005. We organised the Australian Moodle Conference in 2008 and make an annual donation to contribute toward ongoing software development. View our
Moodle Tutorials and
Moodle Webinars. Test drive Moodle for free at our
Moodle Demonstration site.
Practicing what we preach, we offer our clients the flexibility of a cost and time effective solution through online training. Provided your participants have access to the internet, we can deliver a virtual training experience via web conferencing software. Our interactive tools include chat, polls, quizzes, file sharing, screen sharing, voice control, session recording and evaluations. Online training sessions last 2 hours and are recommended to supplement and build upon knowledge gained from the onsite training.
Follow the links below to register now and learn more today. Seats are limited.
Online training dates
9 May 2012 1000-1200h AEST (Moodle course creator)
13 June 2012 1000-1200h AEST (Moodle manager)
11 July 2012 1000-1200h AEST (Moodle course creator)
Contact us or request a quote if you have more than 5 online attendees or are interested in onsite training tailored to suit your organisation’s specific requirements. Please specify the number of participants, tentative dates/times and city (onsite training only).
Increasingly, learning management systems such as Moodle are being used by corporates to provide and track training. This trend is also observed in academic institutions such as schools and universities, government organisations and lastly the not for profit organisations. So which learning solution tops the list?
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Most people associate open source applications as ‘free’. This may be the case in some instances but open source is more than a free application or software. Typically speaking, commercial or proprietary products and their source code are protected by copyrights and licences. That is, the code cannot be copied, changed or modified. As a result, features and qualities are maintained and competitor companies are prevented from using it in competing products. For customers this translates to paying for exclusive licences and software packages.
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The much anticipated Moodle 2.0 learning management system software is now publicly available. There’s plenty to like about Moodle 2.0 for existing 1.9.x users and for those organisations evaluating Moodle as their learning management solution.
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The highly anticipated Moodle 2.0 learning management system software has been released. This is a major release and is now publicly available. It is fair to say Moodle 2.0 has been years in the making. Kudos must go to its generous Community – developers, partners, testers, supporters, teachers, trainers, administrators, researchers and students, who have contributed to this exceptional release.
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The eLearning Guild recently published a report titled ‘Learning Management Systems’, 2010 written by Patti Shank Ph.D. Between the period August 2008 and August 2010, there were 909 responses to the Learning Management Systems survey conducted by The eLearning Guild. The survey data was the basis of this report. Here’s some of the key findings as documented in the report.
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