Build and

upload a

Moodle

Mobile

Course

Mark AberdourHead of Open Source Solutions

AgendaMobile – web or native?

Building mobile learning using GoMoLearning

Delivering mobile learning using Moodle 2.2

The MyMobile theme for Moodle

A Novice, How-To Session!

http://2012.imoot.org/course/view.php?id=383

Our

approach to

Mobile

Web or native app?NATIVE

Official and unofficial Moodle apps

Standard Moodle only, cannot customise.

Where does that leave your customisations?

WEB

Official support through theme selector for mobile devices

MyMobile theme shipped with core

Easy to tweak and rebrand

Mix of web and native CONTENT apps

GoMo

Learning

Easy to Use

Native and HTML5 formats

Save on development costs

Easy to brand

LMS integration

Media-rich

Constant improvements

Easy to maintain

Great ROI – sell your content

The only authoring tool in the

world that allows you to design once, but deliver to

multiple platforms

Moodle

Desktop

access

Desktop accessStandard Moodle 2.2 installation

Allows easy configuration to load

in ‘themes for desktop, tablet and

smart phone users.

Epic theme is simple, uncluttered

and intuitive for end-users.

Moodle

Mobile

access

Tablet accessThe same Moodle site on iPad:

Toggle for two-column or single-

column display

Fewer graphics for low-bandwidth

usage

Side blocks automatically

collapsed, click to expand

Rotates gracefully between

landscape and portrait

And toggle to

single column...

And access your

e-learning course...

ContactMark AberdourHead of Open Source Solutionsmark.aberdour@epic.co.uk

Resourceshttp://www.gomolearning.com

http://www.epic.co.uk/

http://www.epic.co.uk/services/open-source-lms.html

http://blogs.sussex.ac.uk/elearningteam/2011/11/09/moodle-

mobile-the-future-of-moodle/