Slidepackto accompany iMoot 2012

1. Build and
upload a
Moodle
Mobile
Course
Mark Aberdour
Head of Open Source Solutions

2. Agenda
Mobile – 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

4. Our
approach to
Mobile

5. 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

7. GoMo
Learning

8. Easy to Use
Native and HTML5 formats
Save on development costs
Easy to brand
The only authoring tool in the LMS integration
world that allows you to
Media-rich
design once, but deliver to
multiple platforms Constant improvements
Easy to maintain
Great ROI – sell your content

10. Moodle
Desktop
access

11. Desktop access
Standard 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.

13. Moodle
Mobile
access

14. Tablet access
The 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

17. And toggle to
single column...

20. And access your
e-learning course...

24. Contact
Mark Aberdour
Head of Open Source Solutions
mark.aberdour@epic.co.uk

25. Resources
http://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/