This morning, Diana Benner and I had a chance to interview Julian “Moodleman” Ridden. One of the questions that arose via Plurk was regarding the use of Moodle and Special Education. Although the podcast isn’t out yet–soon–I thought it was worth sharing my brief notes on Julian’s response.
Be sure to stay tuned for the Moodle Mayhem Podcast out later!
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I will be looking forward to the interview. Here in MA were are developing a whole high school curriculum for at risk and special ed students on a Moodle platform. Because Moodle is open source, if it will not meet a students needs someone will write a module or block to meet the need.
I will be looking forward to the interview. Here in MA were are developing a whole high school curriculum for at risk and special ed students on a Moodle platform. Because Moodle is open source, if it will not meet a students needs someone will write a module or block to meet the need.