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Moodle Technical

12th July 2020 Stuart Mealor

Moodle plugin of the month – Link crawler robot

Find and fix all those links easily!

General Technical

8th July 2020 Stuart Mealor

MacBook Pro stuck, and no power button.

My most embarrassing post for many years.

Analytics Moodle Technical

7th July 2020 Jeff Mitchell

Data and E-Learning Part 1: The Gold Mine

Inside your Learning Management System (LMS) there is a gold mine just waiting to be exploited. This gold mine could

Elearning World Font Moodle Technical Theme

16th June 2020 Gareth Barnard

Seventies

Introduction During the lock-down, my hair has progressively got longer, so much so that I’m reminded of the ‘look’ of

Elearning World Technical

16th May 2020 Gareth Barnard

Decisions

Introduction My last three posts have been about learning PHP, so this month I thought I’d continue on a smaller

Linux LMS Moodle Technical UX

19th April 2020 Ben Kahn

Moodle PDF Conversion Plugins: Good, Bad & Ugly

When talking shop with other Moodlers, one common pain point lies with Document Converter plugins. This is my story.

Elearning World Linux Technical

16th April 2020 Gareth Barnard

The first step – part three

Part three concludes with:

1. Classes and methods
2. Class inheritance and overloading

Elearning World Moodle Technical

16th March 2020 Gareth Barnard

The first step – part two

Last time in part one we setup a web server and looked at PHP output. This time in part two we will look at:

1. variables
2. functions
3. scope and globals

Linux Moodle Technical

18th February 2020 Ben Kahn

Git for Moodle Admins, Part 3

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

Elearning World Moodle Technical

16th February 2020 Gareth Barnard

So you want to modify your Moodle installation? You’ve learnt a little about HTML and CSS, but you’re not really a programmer. As Moodle’s dynamic element is orchestrated by PHP which is a scripting language (similar to a programming one). How can you make that leap?