Now sponsoring Moodle…
27 Nov 2006 (Mon)Moodle 1.7 is fresh off the oven
, announced founder Martin Dougiamas on Nov 8. Of special interest to me are the big names behind the headline features:
Roles - Moodle has a complete new architecture for assigning people permissions. It’s very flexible, allowing you to give just a single person the right to delete posts in one particular forum… Thanks to Open University… XML database schema – Moodle now supports a single way of specifying database structures using XML [for easier development and wider database support]… Moodle can now run out of the box on Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle… Thanks to Microsoft… New admin interface – admins get… a new interface designed to make it much easier to find settings and configure Moodle properly… Thanks to Google… Unit testing framework – developers can now easily write unit tests that can be run as part of a system check to make sure Moodle code is performing as expected… Thanks to Open University…
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- Athabasca Chose Moodle
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