On 20/03/2021 06:12, Sam Howell wrote: > Hi Jathan, > > I've now added my availability to the Sandstorm doc. Maybe in this doc we could > also pitch ideas for areas of discussion for the meeting. For example, something > I'd love to look into is hosting an official Debian Academy Adapt instance. I've > provided an example of Adapt courses on the LMS. > > If we all had access to an Adapt instance (which I have experience setting up), > members could simply go to the site and create courses, export them easily, > import them into the LMS etc. It's pretty much what I do for my day job. > > I could also provide training and support for Adapt course authoring, theme > development, instructional design and general elearning tips, suggestions etc. > > Anyway, we can discuss in more detail in an IRC meeting if others like the sound > of this. > > Sam > > On 20/03/2021 00:58, jathan wrote: >> Hi Sam, > >> Thanks for your opinion about the IRC meetings. I think we could use in >> the meantime our Sandstorm site to start some schedule proposals. I >> suggest to have the meetings once a week or every two weeks. What do you >> think? > >> Regards >> Jathan > > Hi Sam, Thank you for adding your time availability for the meetings and for making the proposal about pointing ideas for areas of discussion for the meetings. I think it is a good suggestion and we should do it. I have added a section called "Ideas for discussion in the meetings" and written your proposal about the Debian Academy Adapt instance there. I don't have much knowledge about E-Learning software even with Moodle, but sounds interesting the benefits and purpose of Adapt. I think it would be great if you talk about this with TomTeichler and NatureShadow in IRC, due they are the ones who help us with the infrastructure on which Debian Academy runs. Thanks a lot for your willingness to help in Debian Academy with all the Adapt knowledge and experience you have, Regards Jathan -- A permissive license would only be more "free" than a license like the GPL, when a society that allows slavery be considered more free than a society that does not. https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html
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