Moodbile Documentation

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This is the documentation site of the Moodbile (Mobile Learning for Moodle) project.

The Moodbile project aims to enable Mobile Learning Apps to work together with the Learning Management System (LMS). Moodbile is an open source project. The open source LMS Moodle is used as host LMS platform in the first stage of the project. Rather than just creating mobile Apps that replicates the LMS functionalites on a mobile device, Moodbile provides the developers of Mobile Learning Apps with the necessary tools to talk with the LMS.

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About Moodbile (Mobile Learning for Moodle)

Moodbile is a Free Libre Open Source FLOSS project iniciated by the SUSHITOS Research Group of the UPC Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, whose members have been involved with the Moodle.org community since 2004, participating in the development of the Moodle 2.0 Wiki, the Webservices subsystem and the upcomming IMSLTI consumer. With participation of the GRIAL Research Group at Universidad de Salamanca. For more information and credits visit the Moodbile Team page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please visit the Moodbile FAQ page. If you don't find your answer please drop us a question at our Using Moodbile course

Moodbile components

Moodbile Webservices Specification

Moodbile: server for Moodle

Moodbile Apps.


Moodbile roadmap

Webservices documentation

Moodbile_WS_Latest_Version_Documentation

Moodbile is a project iniciated by the SUSHITOS Research Group of the UPC Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, whose members have been involved with the Moodle.org community since 2004, participating in the development of the Moodle 2.0 Wiki, the Webservices subsystem and the IMSLTI consumer. This project is aimed as a new contribution to the community and we hope some parts of the Moodbile will find its way into the Moodle core distribution.

Mobile learning research and news

Mobile Learning research and news

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