CLARO Jennifer による投稿

There is a Japanese Moodle website here that seems to have a similar goal to ours, it's a Japanese demo and support site. It started in 2010 and has many recent posts here about the 2020 moot made by Tatsuya Shirai. 

This site may be useful in promoting the ideas we are having here. I wonder if Tatsuya Shirai would like to get involved.

We might even be able to use it? Update it, add to it? 


To speed up English to Japanese translations, we can use Google Translate. My son Brandon has volunteered to proofread and correct Japanese text we produce. He's 18, just graduated from high school and speaks and writes fluent Japanese. And he has some free time on his hands and is happy to help.
These are great ideas Doug, thanks so much. This one and the Moodle Cloud idea.

I'm moving over to the dedicated space that Adam sent up for us but will continue to post here as well with main ideas and comments.

For those who have joined, could you please help transfer info form here to the new space? You could just make a new post in the new space with your ideas and comments from here.

See you there! 笑顔
Local workshops sound like an excellent way to help people learn to use Moodle. But I wonder if people might worry about meeting in public because of the virus alert. What do you think? (People in Hokkaido are cautious now about going out and most public meetings (all?) have been cancelled.)

We could do it online if we knew that the people we need to reach can attend. Send out information ahead of time about date and time of online workshop. Use Big Blue Button again?

How do we want to get started? At our own schools? See how people there respond? Then carry on from there?