This research investigated Irish Small to Medium Sized Educational Institutions (SMSEs) involved in Higher Education (HE) that adopted Moodle, the OSS (Open Source Software) course management system (CMS). As Moodle has only been adopted in the Irish HE sector in the last 5-7 years, this research crucially studied the attitudes of the SMSEs that have invested in it to uncover the influencing factors (lessons learned, rationale) concerning OSS adoption in HE from the view point of the smaller colleges. A full population of Small and Medium Sized Educational Institutions, large colleges and universities in HE operating in Ireland that utilize Moodle were included in this research. A variety of Open Source Moodle service providers (large a...
With 32 million users across approximately 3 million courses worldwide, Moodle has proven to be an ...
In early 2008 five Irish tertiary institutions conducted an online survey of their students’ u...
The European Higher Education Area is motivating a substantial change in university education and is...
The purpose of this research is to get a clear understanding of the significant factors that are inf...
The Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) has grown to become a piece of complex infrastructure that is...
Moodle is widely used in higher education institutions in this digital age. With the growing popular...
This study addresses the question, “what are the some of the significant factors that have influence...
The use of virtual learning environments in Higher Education (HE) has been growing in Portugal, driv...
This paper explores factors influencing both the take up of Moodle at Roehampton University and the ...
Griffith College is a private third level institution which was established in 1974 in Dublin, Irel...
In 2005 The Open University UK selected Moodle as the basis of its institutional virtual learning en...
The Cornwall College Group (also known as Cornwall College) has eight main campuses and several smal...
This chapter analyzes Learning Management Systems (LMSs) and their main features and compares the m...
The aim of this project is to investigate the users' perception (i.e. University of Nottingham stude...
In early 2008 five Irish tertiary institutions conducted an online survey of their students’ usage o...
With 32 million users across approximately 3 million courses worldwide, Moodle has proven to be an ...
In early 2008 five Irish tertiary institutions conducted an online survey of their students’ u...
The European Higher Education Area is motivating a substantial change in university education and is...
The purpose of this research is to get a clear understanding of the significant factors that are inf...
The Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) has grown to become a piece of complex infrastructure that is...
Moodle is widely used in higher education institutions in this digital age. With the growing popular...
This study addresses the question, “what are the some of the significant factors that have influence...
The use of virtual learning environments in Higher Education (HE) has been growing in Portugal, driv...
This paper explores factors influencing both the take up of Moodle at Roehampton University and the ...
Griffith College is a private third level institution which was established in 1974 in Dublin, Irel...
In 2005 The Open University UK selected Moodle as the basis of its institutional virtual learning en...
The Cornwall College Group (also known as Cornwall College) has eight main campuses and several smal...
This chapter analyzes Learning Management Systems (LMSs) and their main features and compares the m...
The aim of this project is to investigate the users' perception (i.e. University of Nottingham stude...
In early 2008 five Irish tertiary institutions conducted an online survey of their students’ usage o...
With 32 million users across approximately 3 million courses worldwide, Moodle has proven to be an ...
In early 2008 five Irish tertiary institutions conducted an online survey of their students’ u...
The European Higher Education Area is motivating a substantial change in university education and is...