Over 26 countries are represented at the conference which aims to share research and development of learning and teaching with Moodle. 48 papers were submitted, with 22 full papers and 7 posters being accepted after review by 38 reviewers. The papers are clustered into 7 sessions covering case studies, plugins/tools, learning design, and learning analytics. The schedule includes a session on improving math skills and the eLearning roadmap, with a keynote by Martin Dougiamas on returning to the classroom. Chairs will keep presentations within time limits.

4. 1st Quiz of the conference
How many countries are represented in the
conference?
A.15 - 20
B.20 - 25
C.Over 26

5. The ultimate goal
 a unique event dedicated to the research and
development (R&D) on learning and teaching
carried out with Moodle.
 opportunities for
 sharing,
 discussing and
 providing constructive criticism.

6. Papers
 48 Submitted papers
 22 full papers
 7 posters (short papers)
 38 reviewers
 Extra session: Discussion about Moodle R&D
roadmap:
 4 short papers

7. Sessions
 We clustered papers into 4 categories (7
sessions):
 Case studies on teaching with Moodle
 Innovative Moodle plugins & tools
 Learning design approaches
 Learning analytics in Moodle

8. One mistake…
Saturday, 15th
16:40–17:00,Michael Schäfer, Marc Jansen,
Thomas Stehlin.
 "Improving Current Math State of Knowledge for First
Year Students"
Session 8: Moodle & the eLearning Roadmap
 17:00–17:20

9. Guidelines
 Please be aware of the time limits
 Chairpersons as time keepers!

10.  Special thanks to Michael de Raat, Development
Manager, Moodle HQ

11. Keynote speaker
Martin Dougiamas
"Back to the classroom…"