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BayernMoodle was a web-based learning platform for high schools in Bavaria that existed from 2006 to 2014 . The name initially described the ministerial commissioner's project for the grammar schools in Bavaria, but it should be available as an idea for all types of schools.
Learning platform
Bayernmoodle quickly developed into the second largest learning platform in Germany. The largest at that time was the online teacher platform (lo-net.de / lo-net2.de), which was operated by the " Schools on the Net " association. Bayernmoodle was based on the open source software Moodle , which had been adapted to the Bavarian data protection requirements. The learning platform consisted of eight regional instances and a central instance in order to be able to cope with the rush technically. It was last used by around 150,000 teachers and students (July 2014). The division followed the organizational division of the ministerial representatives for the grammar schools in Bavaria.
Usage figures
All systems (as of June 2012)
- Platform users: 128,097
- Online classrooms equipped with learning content: 16,621
- Teachers: 10,362
- Provided by teachers
- Working materials: 239.832
- Test questions: 38,295
successor
Bayernmoodle was integrated into the offer of mebis - Landesmedienzentrum Bayern in August 2014 . mebis is based on the experience and programming developments of Bayernmoodle and, in addition to an online media library, an examination archive and an information portal, offers all Bavarian schools the opportunity to use a free learning platform, which realizes the original idea of Bayernmoodle.
literature
- Wolfgang Weigel: BayernMoodle: Little helper in structuring lessons. in: Computer + Studium 22. Issue 85. Friedrich Verlag, Velber 2012, pp. 22–23.
- Guido Wojaczek: Moodle. Teaching possibilities of a modular learning platform. in: Computer + Studium 21. Issue 83. Friedrich Verlag, Velber 2012, pp. 50–51.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Bayernmoodle portal page (accessed on August 20, 2014)
- ↑ mebis for all Bavarian schools (accessed on August 20, 2014) ( Memento from September 14, 2014 in the Internet Archive )