[This page provides a set of resources and links for the convenience of those working on Sloodle in Second Life and OpenSim. Any attached files should be treated as derived copies from their original download locations, to which you should go if in doubt.]

SLOODLE is a free and open source project which integrates the multi-user virtual environments of Second Life and/or OpenSim with the Moodle learning-management system.

• Moodle - Virtual Learning Environment
• Sloodle - Simulation Linked Object Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment
• Sloodle Rezzer YouTube Video

Introduction to SLoodle 2 Set - Fire Centaur - 18-Sep-2011

SLoodle for Second Life

• Get the SLoodle modules for Moodle from the links given in the discusson forum thread at http://www.sloodle.org/moodle/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=3486 which points to the build directory at http://download.socialminds.jp/sloodle/
• The latest at 23-Oct-2011 was http://download.socialminds.jp/sloodle/sloodle_v2.0.10-alpha.zip
• Development versions compiled from the Git repository are also at http://slisweb.sjsu.edu/sl/index.php/Download_Sloodle_advanced#Development_versions
• SLoodle Second Life inworld kit - you only need the 2.0.x alpha in-world rezzer from the "Fragile" distributor at http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Chilbo/181/19/93 or have it delivered to your Second Life avatar via http://www.sloodle.org/moodle/mod/sloodle/index.php?id=3

SLoodle for OpenSim

• Current Sloodle for OpenSim as at 7-Sep-2011 is version 1.2 and is located at [Description at sloodle.org Forum Entry]:
• SLoodle in OpenSim - Forum and Discussion (sloodle.org login required)
• Sloodle plugin 1.2 for Moodle 1.9: http://slisweb.sjsu.edu/sl/index.php/Download_Sloodle
• Sloodle In-World Set for OpenSim 1.2: http://www.mediafire.com/file/fa3xcpf0hq2u0ci/unofficialSLDLSET1.2.iar (2.59 mb)
• This is built from OpenSim 1.1: http://matangdilis.blogspot.com/search/label/sloodleset

Blog of Experience in using Moodle/SLoodle

• http://holyroodpark.net/atate/weblog - This is a blog for an educational project in the MSC in e-Learning at the University of Edinburgh School of Education, but also serves as a diary of some of teh work on Moodle/SLoodle related to OpenVCE.net