Visvanath Ratnaweera

Hi Ken

You asked:
> How many of your clients (i.e., students) use a smartphone or tablet to access your Moodle site? How many clients (students) would like to be able to use their smartphone/tablet as their primary tool for accessing your Moodle?

I don't know. What I know is that they always ask. So it is important that I say my Moodle handles it. Then we go back to daily business.

Goodness! That was an eye-opener.

It is hearty to read a bunch of hard-core Moodlers and developers talking about _prettiness_. I never thought geeks have a sense of prettiness, let alone their wish to bathe in it. My relation to prettiness is that, when I want to concentrate, I wan't the prettiness to go away. It just distracts! So, pretty or not, stay out of the way, that is my premise! (Please don't misunderstand, there are moments in which I appreciate prettiness, but they are outside my professional life.)

Hi

Sorry, videos are not my department. But there is a wish for dedicated forum for videos being discussed in the Moodle community sites forum: https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=313462#p1256224. If you or anybody else believe that this is a good idea, "vote" by rating a post or more as Useful.

Derek

In the community since 2006, and a PHM? I can't believe that you can't see through the morale of all this, that would be an insult. I allude your comments to diplomatic stubbornness.

Sorry for my lapidory language - The morale is: Where is the business case? We all know that after the great moodle.org clean-up exceptions were made. But they either had a business case or were "high profile". You and me don't talk of those things. Just forget it!

Side note: We just heard, "Are there a number of people regularly posting in threads about video / media?" If that person bothered at least to go through the discussions you and I provided, he would have met the marvelous people who regularly contribute to the video realm of Moodle.