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Moodle 2.0 Test and Preview Site is now Live!

Great news for Moodle devotees - and their number rises every day! The long awaited Moodle 2.0 preview is now available. You can log on and test and try out to your hearts content and help the de-bugging process along the way. Here is the link.

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