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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Web class lists
Soon after the launch of the web timetables we were asked by the timetabling project team to investigate the possibility of a self-service feature for staff to produce class lists on demand, as central production and distribution of these was … Continue reading
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Web timetables
As regular readers will be aware, MMU’s move to Moodle is part of a larger initiative designed to make a step change improvement in the student experience. The initiative, known as EQAL – Enhancing the Quality of Assessment for Learning, … Continue reading
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Our Moodle mega mashup: part 2
In a previous post we described the background and rationale for creating a mega mashup web service that would aggregate relevant information at unit or programme level for the authenticated user and present it in a custom Moodle block. For … Continue reading
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