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Moodle on your mobile – preview of what’s to come
By Matt Jenner, on 6 February 2012
In June 2012 UCL Moodle is being upgraded. One new feature will be mobile device support. This preview will give a five minute demonstration of what’s coming to a mobile near you:
If you have ever tried to use Moodle on your smartphone you’ll know the experience isn’t fantastic. Our analytics information show that 7% of all UCL Moodlers are accessing the site with their smartphone so we hope they will welcome this mobile-friendly view. As browser-enabled devices become more ubiquitous (or pervasive!) we must make an effort to ensure they are catered for. A lot can be said for enabling a more mobile attitude towards learning and teaching at UCL. Although it can not be presumed that all (or even the majority) of students own a mobile device nor the numbers for those wanting to learn with something that is primarily a personal communication and entertainment device.
In addition to the video, there will also be a mobile app for Moodle. Details of this will emerge in due course (we’re still working on that part).
4 Responses to “Moodle on your mobile – preview of what’s to come”
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Ezequiel Franzone wrote on 27 March 2012:
Regards for this post, I am a big big fan of this website would like to go on updated.
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Tobias Richardson wrote on 27 December 2012:
There is great demand for a Moodle developer as the demand for the system also grows.
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Carson Ingram wrote on 29 December 2012:
Moodle is better because Moodle operates without adjustment on Unix, A linux systemunix, FreeBSD, Windows, Mac OS X, NetWare and any other systems that support PHP and a data source, such as most web hosting suppliers.
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