Enovation exhibiting at ATD Houston Technology Conference

Enovation exhibiting at ATD Houston Technology Conference

Mark Melia | Blog, Featured News, News | 1 May, 2019

Enovation’s own Candice McGlen will be exhibiting at ATD Houston Technology Conference in the Norris Conference Centre this coming Thursday (May 2nd). We are delighted to be supporting this great event and to be sponsoring the ATD Houston chapter in all the great work they are doing in for the L&D community in the Houston area. Candice will be onsite at the Norris Center so be sure to pop by and say hi and find out about Totara Learn how Enovation supports many businesses worldwide in their Learning & Development technology strategies. Register for the event at https://lnkd.in/ezV26Ev

SCORM and Moodle

Mark Melia | Blog, News | 3 December, 2010

In this post I am going to have a look at what the SCORM specification from ADL (Advanced Distributed Learning) is all about and how it relates to Moodle. The post will firstly look atRead more
Whats new in Moodle 2.0

Mark Melia | Blog, News | 5 December, 2010

Moodle 2.0, the long awaited next generation of Moodle was released on the 24th of November to much aclaim. In this blog post I am going to have a quick look at some of theRead more
Creating simple filter in Moodle 2

Tomek Muras | Blog, News | 8 December, 2010

Filters in Moodle are pluggable elements that can convert an output text to some other text. This is currently used for the functionality like: replacing text based emoticons with images (emoticon filter) generating images forRead more
Welcome to the new Enovation blog

Mark Melia | Blog, News | 17 December, 2010

Hello and welcome to the new Enovation Solutions Technical blog. This is the place to go to find all the latest and greatest developments, news and musings from the technical team at Enovation Solutions. Enovation’sRead more
Moodle 2.0 File Storage

Stephen McGuinness | Blog, News | 3 January, 2011

One of the major re-engineering efforts undertaken for Moodle 2.0 was a complete redesign of the Moodle file storage system. This article compares the Moodle 1.9 and Moodle 2.0 file storage methods.
Generate random test data in Moodle 2

Tomek Muras | Blog, News | 17 February, 2011

Would you like to test Moodle 2 performance? Or maybe you are interested in checking Moodle’s scalability? Sure, it works fast with the few courses you have created – but how will it look whenRead more
Creating SCORM Content for Moodle

Mark Melia | Blog, News | 15 March, 2011

Okay, so I have discussed what SCORM is and how to add it to Moodle. Click here for a reminder. In this blog post I am going to look at some of the excellent proprietaryRead more
Game In Moodle

Moronke Fajobi | Blog, News | 8 April, 2011

The first time I came across the game module in Moodle I couldn’t but wonder what this could be about. It aroused my curiosity and interest that I spent the entire day digging into itsRead more

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