[IAEP] Where should we put Lesson Plans? Currwiki?

[David Van Assche]

Actually, points 4.1 and 4.2 have been integrated into moodle for quite a
while now. Perhaps its the flexibility which is making these possibilities
hidden, that and their particular use of wording. Unfortunately, people tend
to not use the full capaccity of its uses until they completly understand
what they are doing, as moodle gives an almost infinte amount of ways to
manipulate data. As Martin Langhoff has pointed out on numerous accassions,
we need to drop funcinality until the User interface is easily understnadble
by all, something he has gracefully offered to do over the next couple of
moths,

So, with a customised, simplifie versin of moodle and what it does (course
management, which to me is very much linked with creating and presenting
lesson plans is perfect for the job.

I am of course interesting in what the lesson plan/ course will loook like
if it is not based on the moodle infraastricture.

What is absolutely needed is some extra volunteering ti totally simplify the
UI, something that might take a while but was already started by Martin and
co.

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On Sat, Sep 12, 2009 at 4:58 PM, Caroline Meeks
<caroline at solutiongrove.com>wrote:

> Hi Chris,
> I think the right answer is to put our materials on both your system and
> Curriki for now and hopefully an automated interoperable system will emerge.
>
> I am very interested in collaborating with OLE and in making materials
> accessible to schools without internet access. Please talk more about how
> your system supports these environments.  I have not yet reached out to the
> Curriki people to try to create a partnership.  Are you in communication
> with them?
>