Choosing the Right Moodle Book for you

Are you struggling to decide what Moodle book is right for you? This page will help you choose.

So what is it that you want from Moodle?

• I want to learn all about Moodle
• I want to get my teaching material online quickly
• I want to teach young children with Moodle
• I want to go further with my Moodle teaching
• I want to administer a Moodle server

Scroll down and the answers will become apparent...

Learn all about Moodle...

What do you want to do?
Learn how to build and run effective e-learning courses in Moodle, explore its most useful features, and learn some e-learning best practices.

Then choose this...

Moodle 1.9 E-Learning Course Development. This book also covers how to install Moodle yourself, in case you don’t have access to a ready-made installation. It’s everything you need to get started.

Get your teaching material online quickly...

What do you want to do?
Get your existing teaching materials, resources, and lessons into Moodle as quickly as possible.

Then choose this...

Moodle Course Conversion: Beginner’s Guide. The book shows you how to take existing lesson plans and resources, and get them into Moodle straight away.

Teach young children with Moodle...

What do you want to do?
Use Moodle to teach younger children. Build courses that are not so text heavy, and feature lots fun animation, interaction, and games.

Then choose this...

Moodle 1.9 for Teaching 7-14 Year Olds: Beginner’s Guide. 

Go further with your Moodle teaching...

What do you want to do?
Make full use of Moodle as a teaching tool – build innovative and engaging learning experiences for your students.

Then choose this...

Moodle Teaching Techniques. 

Administer a Moodle server...

What do you want to do?
Install and administer Moodle in a school, college, or other institution. Manage users, privileges, and courses.

Then choose this...

Moodle Administration. This book is a system administrator’s guide to working with Moodle. It does not show how to create courses, and is aimed more at technicians than teachers.