I decided to publish the winning presentation I gave in the Kesäkoodi finals (Open Document format, 202kb) a couple of weeks ago. It gives a pretty good overall idea about what the change will be about.
Also online: more detailed descriptions of the related use cases and how the change affects them.
On Monday, April 7th I was in the Spring meeting of Moodle käyttäjärinki, which consists of Finnish Moodle users and administrations from universities around the country. I presented the project briefly (without having told them anything about myself before the meeting) and requested contacts so that I could have real users to talk with, and usability testing subjects once I have a working prototype. Three people contacted me immediately and I got a recommendation to ask the ITPEDA network/list, as well.
There was plenty of discussion about other Moodle topics, such as administration and localization. I think I will post about those to the Moodle forums at some point - I’ll notify about this here.
Also, added some of the project introductory text as pages on this site, see under “Pages” on the right ->.
Also, I’ve started to get a grip of Getting Things Done using ThinkingRock, which, erm, rocks. What this means for the project? A more organized project leader is more probable to stay sane ;).
The COSS Summer coders were yesterday visible in the Finnish web media:
Also, I added links to the blogs of the other kesäkoders on the right-hand sidebar, as well as plenty of links to other places related to the project.
