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User Manual (zip>pdf): Using Moodle

Started by Frank Mar 25.

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Comment by Benjamin Stewart on September 17, 2009 at 6:38pm: Nellie passed along to me today a link to another free Moodle hosting site: Key to School.

The first thing I checked was the functionality of the grading system, which Ninehub scaled back about a year ago. We'll see how this site measures up.

Comment by Benjamin Stewart on May 8, 2009 at 7:42pm: The change that did it for me was removing some of the grade book functionality. If memory serves, they took out the option of weighting grades...or something like that. It was something I was using before and then later was taken away. Also, the long periods of updating was a pain since at times interfered with my f2f activities.

I´m now using Moodle on our university server, giving up some of the administrative rights for functionality.

Comment by Frank on May 8, 2009 at 2:37pm: I am not so happy that they recently added image Google ads .. they are distracting, I didn't mind the text ads ... but oh well. I still find that I have more control (Admin authorization) with Ninehub that I don't have with other free Moodles that I am using (where I have Content Creator/Teacher authority only).

I almost deleted my Ninehub Moodle at one point because it was down for weeks it seemed (and that is uber-frustrating). But they are up and running again .. and I am hoping with more stability, especially now since they have added another product, Joomla ... and soon phpBB forums (much better than Ning forums).

Which functionality did they remove Benjamin? I am not a power user yet so that must have eluded me.

Comment by Benjamin Stewart on May 8, 2009 at 8:51am: Is Ninehub getting any better to work with? When I first joined, they had a full-functioning version of Moodle available for free. Later, they restricted the functionality for free accounts and there continued to be significant periods of downtime. How is it currently working out?

Comment by META 2.0 on April 27, 2009 at 12:00pm: Uploaded on authorSTREAM by sbrandt

Comment by Frank on March 21, 2009 at 7:02pm: I am gonna dedicate this weekend to playing with Moodle ... got a fake TKT course started at Ninehub ... apparently they have like 35,000 courses there now and will shut down for a few days of Maintenance next week.