Integrating Moodle 2.0 with Mahara and GoogleDocs for Business

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Web Webster
Web Webster
May 3, 2011

[ Thanks to Ramsai
for this link. ]

“The Repository integration allows admins to set up external
content management systems and use them to complement Moodle’s own
file management system. Using this integration you can now manage
content outside of Moodle and publish it to the system once the
document or other content is ready. The Portfolio integration
enables users to store their Moodle content in an external
e-portfolio system to share with evaluators, peers, and others.

“Using Google Docs as a repository for Moodle: A growing number
of organizations are using Google Docs as their primary office
suite. Moodle allows you to add Google Docs as a repository so your
course authors can link to word processing, spreadsheet, and
presentation and form documents on Google Docs.”


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