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Welcome to Fall Semester, 2009!
by Moodle Admin - Thursday, 10 September 2009, 03:36 pm
 

The former 'Course Reserves' system has been migrated to Moodle@MLML which means:
* Course Materials are online (99.9% uptime) and accessible with a web-browser and internet connection,
* Files can be uploaded, viewed, and downloaded from anywhere,
* Courses can be organized and structured to fit a weekly schedule,
* Forums, Blogs, and additional features can be used to extend course and student activities.

Have a great semester!

(Edited by Library Staff - original submission Wednesday, 10 June 2009, 02:12 pm)

(Edited by John Witkowski - original submission Tuesday, 18 August 2009, 10:25 am)


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