> Is the simple difference in the name i.e. one can create new courses i.e. course creator where as teacher can edit but not create?
Hi, Michael,
Yes, I think that is pretty much it.
Regards,
Art
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Hi, Michael,
Yes, I am sure that you are right about that. And the money would be well spent!
Here's the most amazing, wonderful thing to me, though: All or most of that will probably come anyway. The odds are that legions of selfless developers will share their knowledge and skills with simple Moodle-end-users like me just because they are generous, just because it is a kind thing to do.
For example, while I am sitting here typing this, I am using the Excel to GIFT converter that Timothy and others developed. It is so cool and saves me so much time that I would gladly have paid fot it, but I did not have to. It was gift. A really nice gift to anyone who could use it.
Of course, people have to eat. Even developers need money, and there is a limit to the time and genius that they can simply give away. I really, truly do understand that.
But just about everyone here seems to give what they can. Well, that has been my Moodle experience to date, at least.
I wonder what the monetary value of all the time and expertise that the community has invested in Moodle to date would be... A gazillion dollars?
Regards,
Art
Hi, Jane,
I do not think your question is at all silly. Is a Blackboard cartridge the same as a SCORM package?
Regards,
Art
I do not think your question is at all silly. Is a Blackboard cartridge the same as a SCORM package?
Regards,
Art
Just want to thank the developers for taking on these huge, complicated issues like roles. I truly appreciate the time and effort and genius you invest in Moodle. I would also like to express my appreciation to the non-developer members of the community who have been so helpful and supportive over the years.
I guess that I agree with Christian B. in his profile where he writes this: I've been experimenting with moodle for about four years and find it the best Open Source (if not the best in general) LMS available. Especially the community that supports Moodle is a definite plus.
Moodle is amazing. And you all ARE Moodle.
-- Art
I guess that I agree with Christian B. in his profile where he writes this: I've been experimenting with moodle for about four years and find it the best Open Source (if not the best in general) LMS available. Especially the community that supports Moodle is a definite plus.
Moodle is amazing. And you all ARE Moodle.
-- Art