Moodle buzz

Library and Technology Services announced on Tuesday that it is upgrading Brandeis University’s online learning tool, LATTE. The LATTE system is used by faculty and students to organize course syllabi, notes and assignments, as well as forums for course discussions.

LATTE was established in 2007 using the software Moodle, and still runs on the same version of the software that “is starting to get up in age,” said LTS Associate Director for Academic Services Adam Lipkin in an interview with the Justice. “We want to bring LATTE up to date.” The new LATTE will be upgraded from Moodle 1.9 to the latest version, 2.4.