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January 6th 04, 09:02 AM
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Web based training
Does anyone have suggestions for webb based training systems for chess?
I'm playing with Moodle at the moment, and it would be fun to see what others have produced. /M. 
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January 14th 04, 04:12 PM
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Web based training
You can look at this site for an example of moodle and chess..
http://trillianchess.homelinux.com/ "Martin S" wrote in message ... Does anyone have suggestions for webb based training systems for chess? I'm playing with Moodle at the moment, and it would be fun to see what others have produced. /M.
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