As you all know, moodle.org aims to be a friendly and welcoming place where people can get help with and learn about Moodle, and contribute to making Moodle even better. In the interests of maintaining a productive learning environment and for the benefit of newcomers (several hundred each day according to the Moodle statistics), we now have a Moodle.org forums Code of Conduct.

Thanks to everyone who helped writing our code of conduct and the accompanying Moodle.org forums help. A big thank you also to all our moderators and course facilitators for their continuing work.

MoodleMoot Oklahoma 2010 will be June 7, 8, and 9 at Moore Norman's South Penn Campus in Oklahoma City. We are currently taking calls for presenters and look forward to seeing you there. Details are at http://moodle.metrotech.org, which we will continue to update.

Thanks,
Matt

The Call for Proposals is open for the MoodleMoot UK 2010, to be held at the University of London on Tuesday 13 and Wednesday 14 April 2010.

Submissions from all types of Moodle users and from all education sectors are welcome. Detailed submission guidelines and the appropriate form can be found on the conference website, where you can also pre-register for tickets:

http://moodlemootuk2010.org.uk

A big thank you to everyone who entered our recent Cool Course Competition. All 50 entries are currently available as courses on the Cool Course Competition site.

Your help is now needed in judging the competition. Please check out the courses then vote for the winner in each category by participating in the choice activities on the Cool Course Competition site.

The aim of the Cool Course Competition was to encourage people to donate courses for our Moodle demonstration site and for the moodle.org community hub in Moodle 2.0. All courses are published under one of the Creative Commons licenses and are available for anyone to download and use.