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Online Education Content Development
Education content development is where we conceptualise and create content for online training, tertiary qualification courses, TVET and professional development courses. In this process we take your written, paper based and digital content and transform the materials into a complete online course ready for you to deliver to your students or clients.
Your valuable content needs to be delivered in an educationally sound and technically accessible format that can be delivered on almost any device. We strive to make your job easier by taking on the role of educational consultant, web developer, graphic designer and instructional designer allowing you to focus on your quality content and assessments.
Digital Media Video Development
Instead of running weekly sessions to explain the same process or system over and over, we provide an animated video solution for you.
The process to create video media can be complex and can take a considerable amount of time and money to create.
One solution is to provide a digital animated explainer video. This simple video uses your script that is read by one of our professional voice overs. An animated selection of sequences that explain the content in your script
We provide an initial draft video to make sure we are on the right track, then we complete the animated explainer video ready for you to deliver to your staff or to clients.
We used high quality 2D animated vector images to provide you with an immersive and cost effective solution ready to deliver in multiple video formats.
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Moodle web service links. Getting started with PHP web services.
If you have experimented with the Moodle Web Services then you will find there are pockets of information that can be pieced together to help understand how the API's work. Below is a list of links to pages and sites that I have found extremely useful when it comes to...
Moodle admin hint #1 Purge the Moodle Cache
When things go a little crazy and people are asking why icons are missing or why a theme change hasn’t come through, this could be a sign to clear the Moodle Cache. This is not the Browser Cache which can be cleared by various means in each browser....
Moodle admin hint #5 Read log files
Someone will undoubtedly do something wrong or an issue will arise where you need to go searching through the log files. Moodle has its own log files. Site administration > Reports > Logs You can select from the different filters to decide what data you need....
Moodle admin hint #4 Turn on debugging
WARNING: On your production server you should never have to do this unless there is absolutely no other choice. Use the log files instead. Warning: Do not do this unless you really know what you are doing. In Moodle On your staging server, turning on debugging helps...
How to manage image sizes in Moodle content
A common dilemma for Moodle content is the size of images. If you set the image size at 100%, everything seems too big and the image takes over the screen. If you set a fixed size for an image then on a mobile device it causes a right scroll issue. To solve this...
How to embed a static page inside a Moodle content page
Sometimes you may want to embed a static page inside your Moodle course content. Why would you want to do this?