I missed the announcement early last week, but Moodle 1.9 was made available in early March. Since I haven't mentioned anything about Moodle since last October, I have some making up to do with the open source project responsible for this course and learning management system.
Significant new features in this new version of Moodle include:
Recieved an e-mail a couple days ago from ATutor.ca that that there is a new version of ATutor available, version 1.6. ATutor is an open source learning content management system (LCMS or sometimes just LMS). As the project describest, with Atutor "educators can quickly assemble, package, and redistribute Web-based instructional content, easily import prepackaged content, and conduct their courses online. Students learn in an adaptive learning environment."
The two most significant changes with Atutor 1.6 include:
A new version of Moodle is released with the developers stating that Moodle 1.8 is "a very high standard" and is "highly recommend production sites using older versions to upgrade to Moodle 1.8". Moodle is a course management system (also called a learning management system) and used by educators to build online learning communities.
The most significant new features in this version of Moodle include:
A new version of ATutor is expected to be released in late April 2007 with a beta version already available for downloading. ATutor is a Web-based Learning Content Management System (LCMS) designed with accessibility and adaptability in mind. The new version of ATutor, 1.5.4, contains quite a number of changes with the most significant changes listed below:
Moodle 1.7 has been released. Moodle is a course management system (also called a learning management system) and used by educators to build online learning communities.
The five most significant features added to Moodle according to the release notes are: