<div>Hi Martin & Sulochan,</div>
<div>Thanks for your reply. Before making any comments I wish to answer your last question. Yes I will be happy to work on Moodle for OLPC server.</div>
<div>So far as the other elearning framework, I suggest you to try DOCEBO.</div>
<div>I have experience in working on Docebo and in the process of setting up a Moodle server at</div>
<div>htttp://docebo.elearning.edu</div>
<div>The fit in these two technologies are different. While Moodle is modular, Docebo uses tree structure. Moodle is lean on GUI, void of keeping individual portfolio and content repository</div>
<div>Docebo does have CMS, LMS and KMS (knowledge management system)</div>
<div>My concern is that how the School server will be deployed particularly installing LAMP for Moodle</div>
<div>Moodle issues are its demand for higher memory (4GB), higher speed and higher server space</div>
<div>Right now I setup Fedora 7 n one server with LAMP under XAMPP and uploaded OLPC XS in another machine. XS poses problems in configuring the LAMPP components</div>
<div>My suggestion is to setup Moodle server in a USB flash drive (8GB) for each teacher or providing Moodle in an external HDD of 160 GB</div>
<div>This will server the requirement at the school mesh networked learning environment</div>
<div>I also plan to have the rack space with powerful Moodle servers for internet access</div>
<div>I will be happy to know your thoghts since i have done work on the USB based Moodle servers for each teacher and even students where they can store their content and they can access internet from the USB</div>
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