Moodle for Mac
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Moodle overview
Moodle is a course management system (CMS) - a free, Open Source software package designed using sound pedagogical principles, to help educators create effective online learning communities.
You can download and use it on any computer you have handy (including webhosts), yet it can scale from a single-teacher site to a 50,000-student University. The Moodle website itself is created using Moodle, so check out the Moodle Demo Site or read the latest news at Moodle Buzz.
What’s new in version 4.4.3
General fixes and improvements
- It is possible to hold a Redis session lock forever.
- Course edit menu issues when manageactivities is unset.
- Direct link from the Badges report the list of recipients has been lost.
- TinyMCE adding quicktoolbar function throws error when quicktoolbar is disabled.
- Calling graphlib->draw_brush results in un-rendered image and error message.
- Improve .phpstorm.meta.php
- XMLDB editor cannot retrofit MySQL tables containing numbers.
- Confusing restrictions on page breaks in feedback activity.
- Cannot edit broken image in TinyMCE.
- Remove filter_tidy.
- Moodle class autoloader does not include composer autoload.files files.
- The repository file picker content is misaligned/badly styled.
- Some admin settings reset to empty when read-only and the page it is on is saved.
- Accessibility colour contrast check not correctly processing RGB values.
- Quiz attempt_summary_information should have ways to add new items at a specified position.
- Question action menu can get truncated in some layouts..
- Cloze questions where all subquestions have zero weight cause division by zero errors with interactive behaviour.
Security fixes
- A number of security related issues were resolved. Details of these issues will be released after a period of approximately one week to allow system administrators to safely update to the latest version.
Moodle for Mac
Free
In English
Version 4.4.3
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Apr 3 2024
Version: 4.3.3
Just noting most of these comments are over a decade old, with several comments being close to 20 years old. And this app is still under active development in 2024. For what it's worth.
May 15 2017
Version: 3.3
Blackboard like interface, simple and powerful. Love it.
May 14 2012
Version: 2.2.2
I absolutely don’t see how Moodle can be rated THAT high. It’s anything but super powerful. I tried it for my coaching program and was quite bummed that it doesn’t have a video chat or anything of this kind. I had to create a separate youtube channel and run workshops from there. The design is not too impressive as well, if that matters for you of course (which was my case).
May 6 2012
Version: 2.2.2
I've been teaching with Moodle for two and a half years now and don't know what I used to do beforehand.
It is a very powerful suite of tools for teaching, and the advent of Moodle 2 (despite having some changes that through a bit of doubt and confusion into the Moodle community, at least initially) has lifted it another notch. It is compatible with a number of other major pedagogical tools such as SCORM.
It allows you to organise your units of work, present them in logical and attractive ways, embed multimedia, and keep tabs of student completion and marks. It also allows students and teachers to interact via forums and chat rooms, and for students to create their own bodies of information using tools such as the built-in wiki.
This is far more than simply a data repository (as I have seen some argue of Moodle). It is a fully fledged, fully featured teaching machine that is being taken up by increasing numbers of primary, secondary and tertiary teaching institutions across the globe. And not just because it's free.
Do yourself a favour and really check this out. Don't let the price full you. This baby sings!
Aug 11 2005
Version: 1.5.2
In early 2001, I tried Evaluation Copy of WebCT, but after looking at the price, I just cannot believe. Then I came to know to Manhattan VC. I have used it for two years. But I face difficulties since I and my net admin could not understand the database that support it. Next, as I looked at the Edutools site, I got to know ATutor and Moodle. I downloaded them and I was happy that the two of them use opensource database server, PHP and run on Apache. As I and my coleagues looked at these two, we decided to use Moodle since its programming scripts that are relatively easy to follow its logic. We used Moodle since its version 1.3. We managed to add some more features on it to integrate Moodle with our students records system. Right now still use Moodle in its latest version 1.5.2. If you are interested please visit http://student.ut.ac.id/. I hope you will joint us in Moodleing.