Special Note:

RIF'ed teachers: MUGAtlanta will provide any Georgia teachers with free hosting for their Moodle courses while they are in transition. The courses may be used as demonstrations of their skills and may also be transferred to any school they eventually join. Contact the MUGAtlanta Admin for assistance.

Moodle Users Group Atlanta

This is a startup group in the formative stage.The purposes of this group are:

• To allow members to share Moodle experiences and ideas.
• To support the continuing development of the Moodle platform.
• To assist new users in evaluating Moodle for their course management needs.

The group is informal, non-profit, with no dues or meeting fees required. We are an unofficial users group with no affiliation with Moodle.org or Moodle.com aside from liking and using the Moodle application. People interested in the Moodle application or in online learning in general are welcome to become involved.

When a critical mass of core users has been identified, we will begin having regularly scheduled meetings. Until then, anyone interested is encouraged to create an account on the site and enable their e-mail. This will ensure they receive e-mails with news of meetings and other developments.

Thanks, and we look forward to having you join our group.

Want to know more?

Create an account and you'll automatically be subscribed to the MUG Atlanta News Forum. News of upcoming events, learning opportunities and resources will be posted there. By modifying your account profile, you can elect to receive the posts in an e-mail, a digest, or not at all.

No commercial communications of any kind will be permitted in the forums and we will not sell, loan, donate or otherwise disclose any users account details to anyone. E-mail addresses will be used exclusively for the stated purposes of this users group and any user may unsubscribe or deactivate their e-mail at any time.

This video, produced by educators for educators, describes the way Moodle transformed their school. A must see for teachers, administrators, parents, and politicians.

Click here to view Part 1.

Part 2 of this video continues the discussion and highlights some of the very creative uses this school found for Moodle. They also report usage statistics which help illustrate the degree to which the application was embraced by faculty & students.

Click here to view Part 2.

The number of Moodle sites cropping up in Georgia continues to grow. There is a list of some of them with links in the column at the right. Are we missing yours? Log in and send the Administrator a message and we'll add it here!