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Git for Moodle Admins, Part 3

18th February 202018th February 2020 Ben Kahn 1 Comment Git, github, Moodle, Plugins

In this post, learn how to add Git submodules to your Moodle admin skillset.

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Git For Moodle Admins, Part 2

18th January 202026th December 2019 Ben Kahn 3 Comments Git, github, linux, Moodle

Continuing our exploration of version control for admins (not devs!)

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Interpretation of Data

16th January 202012th January 2020 Gareth Barnard 2 Comments C, code, compile, CPU, data, interpretation, memory

How do computers store, process and interpret data? In this post we will explore through the medium of simple programs how this happens.

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Git for Moodle Admins, Part 1

18th December 201926th December 2019 Ben Kahn 3 Comments Git, linux, Moodle

If you’re a Moodle admin who doesn’t use Git, you’re missing out.

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Linux for new users part 7 – timezone

9th December 201921st July 2019 Stuart Mealor 0 Comments date, linux, Terminal, Time, Ubuntu

Continuing my series for those new to running Moodle on a linux server and using a Terminal.

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Linux for new users part 6 – time

9th November 201921st July 2019 Stuart Mealor 0 Comments date, linux, Terminal, Time, Ubuntu

Continuing my series for those new to running Moodle on a linux server and using a Terminal.

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Linux for new users part 5 – dates

9th October 201921st July 2019 Stuart Mealor 0 Comments date, linux, Terminal, Time, Ubuntu

Continuing my series for those new to running Moodle on a linux server.

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Linux for new users part 4 – dates

9th September 201921st July 2019 Stuart Mealor 0 Comments date, linux, Terminal, Ubuntu

Continuing my series for those new to running Moodle on a linux server.

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Software

16th August 20198th August 2019 Gareth Barnard 2 Comments C, code, Compiler, Linker, Program, programming, Software, Software Development, Software Engineering

Introduction Moodle’s logic is written in a programming language called PHP (www.php.net), this is ‘interpreted’ by another program that is

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Linux for new users part 3 – the Terminal

9th August 201921st July 2019 Stuart Mealor 0 Comments linux, Terminal, Ubuntu

Third of a series for those running Moodle on a linux server, introducing the Terminal.

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