I seem to have been so busy that I have neglected updating my site news! The good news is that I have a new web site for Moodle 2.2 Themes called Moodle Studio which you will find at www.moodlestudio.co.uk

I am in the process of building it up, so you will find it in it's early stages with nothing more than a few pages of dummy text, you know the kind...Lorum ipsum. I know...I know...but it won't be for long, Its just a bit of a filler while I think of something to write.

Thanks for dropping by...

Until next!

They do say, "...that every cloud has a silver lining...", well I think I can vouch for it, and here's why...

Earlier this year, I was asked to join NewSchool Learning as one of their support staff, answering queries about NewSchool Learning Premium Themes. Just about the same time I was asked if I would like to take on the responsibility of being Moderator for the Theme's Forum at Moodle.org, which I was happy to accept on both accounts.
So after all the upset of not being able to offer the theme's I had converted to Moodle themes, because of the licensing agreement associated with the Free CSS Templates, I am back on track again. Doing more and loving every minute of my day.

One new aspect of my new role is being able to work alongside of the Moodle Developers fixing Moodle Tracker issues in the themes, and pushing these patches up to the main Moodle repository at HQ ready for inclusion into the weekly updates. I find this part, the most fascinating and rewarding experience, because I have learnt so much in a relatively short space of time.

Thanks for listening...
Mary

Sadly I have had to withdraw all the themes I had added to the Moodle theme repository recently, because of a license issue. Isometric, which is one of these themes, is based on a Free CSS Template. Although it is OK for me to use this theme freely, and without reserve, on my website, I cannot forward it on as a Moodle theme because of the way the Creative Commons License is worded, since Moodle come under the GPL license.

I may not be able to pass these themes on any more, but I I don't think there is anything stopping me creating a tutorial which explains how I converted a Free CSS webpage template into a Moodle theme called Isometric.