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Ahmad — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 05:50:39 +0000

It is totally up to the design of the course in either Blackboard or Moodle. Blackboard 9.1 makes it VERY easy to add any type of document, link, assignment, test or anything else for that matter into 1 unit or week folder. You can also hide that folder and really just focus on the content that is important that week.It’s not the tool that determines this whole pedagogy argument, it is the design of the course. if instructors did it badly before using Moodle, no big chance that it will improve after the institution makes the switch to Moodle.I’m sorry if I’m not that impressed with the analogy The whole thing works in both Moodle and Blackboard as well.Since you’re coming from Blackboard 8 and looking at Moodle, I would suggest to look and test version 9.1 of Blackboard. The interface changes and flow of the work has been greatly improved. Our institution just upgraded to Blackboard 9.1. I’ve seen Moodle as well, and have worked with it too. At this point I would probably prefer Blackboard 9.1, because I think the interface looks better. The functionality is pretty much the same.Good luck with the process!

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