Moodle Learning Management System (LMS)
If your answer to any one of the above questions is yes, you may want to consider implementing Moodle and using it as your e-learning platform.
Moodle is a framework specifically supporting digital education and learning (LMS, Learning Management System), which
That is, it can support all digital formats of traditional education, from file sharing between the instructor and the student, through group work to automatic scoring of tests.
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With its “tried and tested” logical structure, pedagogical tools, and basic training management features, Moodle can provide a stable platform for up to thousands of students and trainers, while also offering many ways to organize trainings.
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Of course, in addition to the above features, any other content sharing option can be implemented with custom Moodle enhancements.
Individual and Group Work
An important part of learning is practice, either individually or in groups. Moodle can also provide learners with a content sharing interface (under the supervision of the instructor) through which e.g. they can upload a task to be submitted, or the instructor can score uploaded tasks and provide feedback online through the same interface. Students can also be organized into groups within the system, so e.g. it is enough for only one member of the group to upload a file and everyone receives the given score for the task. There is even a possibility for assessment between the learners – in which case the students evaluate each other’s work, thus relieving the instructor.
Perhaps one of the most difficult parts for tutors is assessing exams, at least in the case of a large number of students.
Moodle can fully take on the burden of creating exam conditions and evaluating closed-ended questions.
Moreover, through its detailed setting options, it can support a number of pedagogical approaches, from completely free practice preparation to mildly rigorous test completions to accreditation-level examinations. The test module is one of the features with the most Moodle customization options. Among other things, we have the opportunity to:
Communication Channels
Since learning takes place in Moodle online, it is necessary to somehow make up for communication with a personal presence. This can also be done in the system, we have a traditional message board, a chat, a system-wide messaging and blog function – and users can also be notified of any activity within these by email.
If we look at Moodle as a kind of digital school, the course can be called a digital classroom – it is a group of students and tutors who are related in any way (thematic, temporal) and who need access to the same content. Course management is the process of creating these courses in Moodle, assigning (enrolling) students and instructors, then uploading content, and finally making it available. For these purposes, it is possible in the system, among other things, to:
By customizing the course management functions in Moodle, almost any idea can be implemented flexibly.
Because Moodle is a completely online application, all you need from a client side is a modern and up-to-date browser. Thus, students, tutors, training organizers and administrators do not have to perform virtually any pre-installation – in fact, they can even access the system from a mobile phone. In addition, a mobile application can be downloaded, through which the system can be used with a completely mobile-optimized version.
From a server side, Moodle can be run flexibly on both Linux (recommended) and Windows operating systems. Regarding the database, MySQL is recommended officially, but others can be used (e.g. MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MSSQL). The application is written in PHP, and its code is constantly updated. The system typically has a monthly minor update, while new feature-enhanced major version changes are published annually by the central Moodle.
Moodle is an open source system, so there is no license fee for its use or operation. The following steps are required/recommended to use the system:
1. Server and server environment creation: this can be done by You, but we can also help.
2. System implementation: we perform installation, configuration and customization tasks on the system tailored to your organization. As part of this, we help to develop the processes and initiate the first trainings.
3. Monthly support: within the framework of this, our experts ensure continuous availability in connection with the smooth operation and maintenance of the system.
Our company has more than 15 years of experience and the relevant competencies to complete a full Moodle implementation and complete any custom Moodle development. In each case, we adjust our prices individually to the needs of our Customers.
We have been working with Moodle systems for more than 15 years.
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