Moodle Process note: When doin…

Mar.18, 2008 in TwitterBlog

Moodle Process note: When doing a Moodle installation, you should use 1 server and the processes outlined for backup/restore/reset a course.

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Drew
August 12th, 2008 at 10:46 pm
I tried NineHub.com provides free Moodle hosting with unlimited disk space and bandwidth. Good enough!

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