Moodle often becomes a core system for training and education. When Moodle goes down, learning stops, assignments pile up, and support tickets spike. This article explains uptime levels such as 95%-99.99%. It also explains the steps that raise uptime in Moodle, with clear notes about LAMP based stacks and Windows based stacks. I recently migrated...
The Additional CSS and Additional JavaScript fields in Moodle are commonly used for small interface adjustments. They offer an easy way to apply branding updates or front end tweaks without modifying theme files. However, when several administrators edit these fields at the same time, Moodle often removes or replaces existing code. This creates unpredictable styling,...
As Moodle expands into e-commerce and membership based learning, many organizations now collect course fees, certification payments, and subscription charges directly within their platform. This evolution brings a crucial responsibility, Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance. PCI compliance protects cardholder information, ensuring that payment transactions are processed securely and that both users...
Upgrading Moodle or applying major configuration changes can significantly improve performance, security, and usability, but they can also introduce new risks. Even a small update can affect course functionality, enrollment logic, or plugin behavior. Automated testing helps administrators and developers ensure that these upgrades don’t break critical functionality or disrupt user experience. This article explores...
When your Moodle site is integrated with iMIS (Intelligent Membership Information System) for single sign on (SSO), a service interruption can disrupt user access, produce confusing errors, or leave staff unsure which system is responsible. Because Moodle and iMIS communicate in real time during login, an outage on either side can appear similar to end...
Accessibility isn’t just about checking a compliance box, it is about giving every learner a fair chance to succeed. Whether someone uses a screen reader, needs captions, or depends on clear structure to navigate a course, accessibility shapes how people experience learning online. When it’s done right, it removes frustration and opens up education for...
For educational institutions and nonprofits, Moodle and Raiser’s Edge serve distinct yet complementary purposes. Moodle powers learning and training programs, while Raiser’s Edge manages donor relationships, fundraising, and alumni engagement. When these platforms remain disconnected, valuable data about learning, volunteering, and giving stays isolated. Integrating Moodle with Raiser’s Edge bridges that divide—allowing learning progress, certifications,...
For many organizations, Moodle powers online learning and certification, while HubSpot manages marketing automation, customer engagement, and relationship management. When these two systems operate independently, valuable information such as learner activity, enrollment progress, or lead engagement remains scattered. Integrating Moodle with HubSpot creates a continuous flow of data between learning and marketing. Training results can...
Organizations that rely on Moodle for training often also depend on Salesforce for managing customer relationships, partner engagement, and sales workflows. Yet, these two platforms frequently operate in silos, leaving gaps in visibility, reporting, and user experience. Integrating Moodle with Salesforce bridges those gaps, aligning training outcomes with business results. In this article, we explore...
In today’s fast changing professional landscape, learning doesn’t stop at graduation. From healthcare providers maintaining licensure through Continuing Medical Education (CME), to accountants fulfilling Continuing Professional Education (CPE) requirements, to employees completing general Continuing Education (CE) programs, organizations must ensure ongoing skill development and regulatory compliance. Managing these programs effectively means more than offering courses,...