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In this episode, podcast host Kristina Hoeppner, MA, who is the Mahara Project Lead and Product Manager, shares how a feature makes into the application, using a couple of recent examples from Mahara 25.04 that will be released by the end of April 2025.
Mahara 25.04 will have a number of great new features available that enhance portfolio practice and also help teaching and support staff in their roles.
Connect with Kristina
Resources
- Tree swing story
- Origin of the CPD plugin
- Wireframes as result of the usability review
- Mock-ups for Mahara 26.04
- Mahara roadmap
- Announcement of the Mahara 25.04 preview
- Presentation 'Who creates open source software?'
- Upcoming Mahara events
- Events by AAEEBL
- Recording of the 'New features in Mahara 25.04' webinar
Related episodes
- Monash University
- Programmatic design and assessment
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Production information
Production: Catalyst IT
Host: Kristina Hoeppner
Artwork: Evonne Cheung
Music: The Mahara tune by Josh Woodward
Chapters
1. Introduction (00:00:00)
2. Smaller change: Assessment feature (00:02:41)
3. Excursion: Tree swing cartoon (00:06:06)
4. Bigger change: CPD enhancements in Mahara 25.04 (00:08:54)
5. Outlook for Mahara 26.04 and how to see Mahara 25.04 in action (00:13:02)
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