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'E-Learning' covers such a wide spectrum of activities that I'm not sure anyone could give you a software/hardware requirements list.

It can range from simply having access to a web-browser in order to use published web-content, though to requiring a server setup with MySQL, Apache and PHP to run a system like Moodle or other full content management system.

So any answer to your query first of all needs to know whether you are (for your project) using e-learning materials, or whether you are the content provider. But even then, as a content provider, I have succesfully run many Primary School 'e-learning' activities with no more than a Word/Publisher template or an image file as a starting point - often direct from the hard disk and not even using network access.

If you can give some more indication of the kind of e-learning you are thinking of and whether its from a user or content provider view, then I'm sure that there are plenty of ideas floating around out here

Richard

Hi,

I've just completed a checklist for moodle implementation at the request of a colleague. Sadly, I've just noticed the file size is too small to upload (come on Moodle - 50kb!, my shopping list is bigger in Word!!). If you can post an email address I can send it.