Glenys Hanson

Hi there,

I had a quick look at LearnBoost but I couldn't see either a Forum or a Quiz activity.

Did I miss something?

Cheers,

Glenys

PS. Years ago, I used Dokeos. I left because it didn't have the interactivity I wanted and found in Moodle: wikis, forums, integration of Hot Potatoes, groups, glossaries, etc. But it did have forums and now has a Quiz activity. Also a friendly and helpful community. It might suit you. I think it's still much simpler than Moodle. Six years ago it took me just a day to get the hang of it.

HI Aaron,

And you can be sure the info in the docs is easy to understand because Mary's done a lot of work on them (several other people contributed but Mary's done the lion's share).

Cheers,

Glenys

Hi Mike,

What you're supposed to do is read: http://docs.moodle.org/20/en/Category:FAQ which will tell you:

Where can I report any spam I come across on moodle.org?

To report spam found anywhere on moodle.org (including spam sent via Moodle messaging) please contact a forum moderator, or a course facilitator, or email helen@moodle.org.

I've tried to hint in the Facilitators Corner that something like a Report Spam link at the bottom of each page might be useful. I knew there were instructions somewhere, but I had to do a Google search to find where.

If an Internet literate person like you, Mike, doesn't know what to do, who does ?

Cheers,

Glenys

PS It's true though, that fortunately Moodle is not inundated with dodgy messages.

Hi Nagaraju,

You've replied to a very old discussion and I'm afraid Jonathan Moore no longer subscribes to this forum.

As your question is very technical, I suggest you repost it in a Using Moodle forum: Installation problems is probably the best one.

Cheers,

Glenys

Hi Andrew and Scarlet,

Please keep your exchanges on these forums: I'm learning from them and I'm sure I'm not the only one.

Cheers,

Glenys