Comments on: Moodle 2.0 Triage http://www.clamp-it.org/2010/12/moodle-2-0-triage/ Building tools and sharing solutions for liberal arts colleges Wed, 03 Apr 2013 12:00:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: Ken Newquist http://www.clamp-it.org/2010/12/moodle-2-0-triage/comment-page-1/#comment-13117 Ken Newquist Thu, 23 Dec 2010 14:36:26 +0000 http://www.clamp-it.org/?p=827#comment-13117 @BobPuffer A lot of the feedback I'm getting from CLAMP folks is that they want to know more about what's new in Moodle 2.0, what's broken, what will break, etc. IMHO we need to test enough to get a good feel for the software so we can make recommendations. @BobPuffer A lot of the feedback I’m getting from CLAMP folks is that they want to know more about what’s new in Moodle 2.0, what’s broken, what will break, etc. IMHO we need to test enough to get a good feel for the software so we can make recommendations.

]]> By: Fritz Vandover http://www.clamp-it.org/2010/12/moodle-2-0-triage/comment-page-1/#comment-13079 Fritz Vandover Wed, 22 Dec 2010 16:50:00 +0000 http://www.clamp-it.org/?p=827#comment-13079 -I see the item about restoring courses from 1.9 to 2.0. That will be a very big item for Macalester. We do a ton of restores and our faculty really like having that capability. -On a smaller note, I'd be interested to know how well 2.0 handles external content (video, audio, web) and whether it has better built-in players for accessing external and local media content. -I see the item about restoring courses from 1.9 to 2.0. That will be a very big item for Macalester. We do a ton of restores and our faculty really like having that capability.

-On a smaller note, I’d be interested to know how well 2.0 handles external content (video, audio, web) and whether it has better built-in players for accessing external and local media content.

]]> By: Bob Puffer http://www.clamp-it.org/2010/12/moodle-2-0-triage/comment-page-1/#comment-13076 Bob Puffer Wed, 22 Dec 2010 15:38:47 +0000 http://www.clamp-it.org/?p=827#comment-13076 Gary Anderson posted a day ago on the feasibility of creating a tool that would accurately read a 1.9 backup into a 2.0 site. His conclusion is that it would be quite feasible but no small endeavor. I think this would be a very good activity for CLAMP as it is a showstopper for me and others I know. Gary Anderson posted a day ago on the feasibility of creating a tool that would accurately read a 1.9 backup into a 2.0 site. His conclusion is that it would be quite feasible but no small endeavor. I think this would be a very good activity for CLAMP as it is a showstopper for me and others I know.

]]> By: Bob Puffer http://www.clamp-it.org/2010/12/moodle-2-0-triage/comment-page-1/#comment-13075 Bob Puffer Wed, 22 Dec 2010 15:35:41 +0000 http://www.clamp-it.org/?p=827#comment-13075 Just a cautionary note: If I was only one school and I was testing this release for potential implementation, I would stop testing after I reached the first "Blocker" as there'd be no sense in continuing to test code that might change before I could honestly implement. Right now there are 249 bugs for 2.0 rated Serious, Critical and six Blockers. The release has a long way to go before it ceases to be a waste of time to systematically test it out. While I believe partitioning certain functionalities and testing them rigorously could bring benefit, I encourage us not to take any testing efforts too far, only to have to repeat the very same sequences in June. Just a cautionary note:
If I was only one school and I was testing this release for potential implementation, I would stop testing after I reached the first “Blocker” as there’d be no sense in continuing to test code that might change before I could honestly implement. Right now there are 249 bugs for 2.0 rated Serious, Critical and six Blockers. The release has a long way to go before it ceases to be a waste of time to systematically test it out. While I believe partitioning certain functionalities and testing them rigorously could bring benefit, I encourage us not to take any testing efforts too far, only to have to repeat the very same sequences in June.

]]>