Welcome to the sugarlabs Moodle, the place to store your online lesson plans and courses. The Course categories have been sectioned off into what seem the most logical areas, but if there are any inconsistencies, please contact schools@sugarlabs.org.

You can enrol to courses by registering for a new account. Though most courses are public, being available to anyone requiring open content for their particular purpose, private courses are also listed and will be accessible via the username and password you were assigned by the system administrators, and possibly an enrollment key.

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Enjoy the teaching and learning experience.

 

Course categories

 

Deploying Sugar

1

Teacher Training

1

Sugar courses by category

General courses by category

Electronics and hardware

1

Arts and Media

3

IT administration and training

3

Computer Programming

2

Biology

1

Miscellaneous

3

Core Learning Framework

 

Available Courses

• Sugar on a Stick Early Adoptors

  • Teacher: Rex Tsai
  • Teacher: Yehuda Katz
  • Teacher: Aidan McCanny
  • Teacher: A Biz
  • Teacher: Dragan Nikolovski
  • Teacher: Drew Einhorn
  • Teacher: Sebastian Dziallas
  • Teacher: sarah cahuzac
  • Teacher: Didier Jourdain
  • Teacher: Yannis Kaskamanidis

  This group is for those courageous people who want to help turn the Sugar on a Stick concept into a robust product!
• Moodle Academy

    

  The moodle academy
• Electricity - GCSE

    

  Electricity GCSE course, based on the British system (age group 14-16)
• Using OpenOffice 2

    

  How to use Open Office 2 and its components under Linux and Windows
• Digital Photography

    

  Your computer is your darkroom.
  Your software is free.
  The world is your gallery.
• Power Publishing with scribus, gimp and inkscape

    

  Three open source graphics and desktop publishing tools are free to use and redistribute. Learn to use them in this self-guided set of tutorials created with Moodle. (Gimp, Inkscape, Scribus)
  
• Computers and computer systems

    

  There is more to computers and processors than simply PCs. In fact computers are ubiquitous in everyday life.
• Network Security

    

  Communication networks are used to transfer valuable and confidential information for a variety of purposes. As a consequence, they attract the attention of people who intend to steal or misuse information, or to disrupt or destroy the systems storing or communicating it.
• Introduction to information security 1

    

  Headline news scares about stolen or missing data are becoming a frequent occurrence as organisations rely more and more heavily on computers to store sensitive corporate and customer information. This unit discusses the importance of protecting information and gives an overview of information security management systems.
• Modelling Object Oriented Software

    

  This material introduces the first steps in modelling a software system. Software development is made up of phases, which are often organised into cycles.
• Data and processes

    

  This unit will help you to understand the forms of data that are handled by software and look at the various processes that can be applied to the data.
• GCSE Biology

    

  British System GCSE Biology
• Learning About Sugar

    
• Deploying Sugar

    

  Deploying Sugar is a place for individuals and groups to come together, learn about, and share their experience deploying the Sugar Learning Platform
• Testing Course

    

  This is for testing and trying things out!