I just wanted to say thank you to all of those folk who have helped me in these forums, through chat, via skype, on MSN, on the telephone, in real life or indeed any other format! I would also like to thank Martin and the developers for providing something that has opened up areas of learning I had no idea existed. My students have had a better quality of education due to the work you guys are doing.
I may be back as more transparent integration becomes possible through web services and the like but the new school has other things I need to address first so, in the meantime, take care.
Darren
All the best, Darren. Hope you really will drop in again from time to time.
-- Art
There is a possibility Moodle will become part of your new job too.
You know I'm kidding right.... I'm very very sad to see you taking a back seat in the moodle train, I was wondering what are you going to do about e-subjects? It was becoming a real hub for course exchanges - even if you didn't realise it - it certainly featured in ideas that I had for the future, in terms of making courses available to other teachers/schools.
cheers
Mandy
Cheers,
Jason
Good luck and be sure to come back and visit from time to time.
Chardelle
"You can check out any time you like. But you can never leave"
Good luck with everything.
mike
Werner
Thanks for all your help. I'm sure this is a big blow to the community.
All the best,
Martin
Thanks for all your contributions, mate. Hope Microsoft ask you to test the new Moodle feature they are funding!
I too am moving on. Today was (technically) my first day as Head of Alton Convent Prep (just down the road from Helen). I'm sure I'm going to miss lots of the hands-on ICT that's been a big part of my role at St Ives, but I still plan to be involved in some of the more strategic stuff and remain a part of the ed-tech, and indeed Moodle, community, although I'm conscious that my new role places a wider range of areas on my agenda.
It's some measure of Moodle's success that St Ives had no difficulty in finding a gifted teacher with Moodle experience to succeed me in my maths and computing roles.
I've posted a few thoughts on innovation at St Ives on my blog.
Best wishes to you at Alton Convent Prep.
-- Art
Hi Miles,
Onwards and upwards, eh?
Will your new place be moodling? If so, there will be quite a little concentration of moodle in and around Alton, with Alton College, plus Amery Hill School and The Petersfield School among others.
cheers and good luck, and hopefully see you again at next year's moot.
Sean K
Whatever! - good luck to you both.
Darren and Miles,
Good luck for your new jobs. I enjoyed meeting both of you in person and I hope to see you again either at BETT or during a Moodle Moot.
All the best to both of you and thanks for your help. My maths and IT teacher colleagues really appreciated everything I told them about what you did.
Ulrike
Hi Darren...and Bye Darren.
Do stay in touch. I'm so busy these days that I rarely get the time to read the forums, especially the social ones, so you will probably be gone by the time this appears - but very best wishes for the future.
Sean K
I'm just making a post about some interesting anti-moodle statements coming from RM and thought I would pop in to see if everyone is OK.
Great new Miles. I was wondering why I hadn't seen much of you in the usual places. I'm sure you will do a great job.
Thanks for all of the nice comments guys. Really nice. Much appreciated.
Well, must be off again!
Take care and happy moodling.
Darren