Soon an invite will be going out to all of the old active SYR101: Introduction to Classical Syriac students as everything from the backup right before the hack of the Moodle install is up and working, along with a new quiz module (which is so much easier for me to use).
New content is on its way, and once that is posted, the course will open back up again for general enrollment! 🙂
But again, for now… time to rest. Zz…
Peace,
-Steve
I’ll be getting in contact with all of the ARC010 students tomorrow about login credentials for the new site.
SYR101’s next on my list of things to get working, and once that’s done, it’ll be time to have some Mandaic fun. 🙂
Peace,
-Steve
ARC010 is almost completely transitioned over to DARIUS. I’m still tinkering with getting some of the filters to work properly, but the moment it’s ready I’ll be contacting everyone who’s enrolled and set them back up with a new username and password.
Peace,
-Steve
I’m now working on migrating the old courses from Moodle, over to the CMS I’ve developed for DARIUS, and then taking the classroom modules for DARIUS live. Unfortunately with how late it is now, I fear that I might have to call it quits for the night and go at it again early tomorrow morning.
Peace,
-Steve
Some quick updates on the DARIUS Project:
1) It will be iPhone and iPad compatible. 🙂
2) The matching module will support multiple scripts per unit (for example, learn Classical Syriac in Estrangela without vowels, or Madnhaya or Serto with their appropriate vowel systems).
3) There will be games, both single player and multi-player (but more on that when there’s a demo to play with). 🙂
Peace,
-Steve