Darko Miletic

Darko Miletić was enchanted by computers ever since he saw ZX Spectrum 48K back in 1985. Starting from that moment his only goal was to learn as much as possible about these new contraptions. That dedication eventually leads him to work as a part of editorial staff in Serbian computer magazine "Personalni Računari" where he had a regular column about Microsoft Office. At the same time he studied mechanical engineering at the Belgrade university but decided he liked designing computer programs more than designing machines. In 2004 he moves to Argentina and soon starts to work with e-learning using various web technologies and as of 2008 his focus is entirely on open source Learning Management System - Moodle. He also led the development of IMS Common Cartridge v1 and v1.1 support for Moodle (1.9 and 2) which is now part of standard Moodle release. Currently works as independent e-learning consultant specialized in Moodle. At his spare time Darko tries to promote electronic books, works on few open source projects, translates SF stories from Serbian to Spanish and reads a lot.