In the past, I have setup Moodle sites through (a dev server might cost as low as $2 a month as long as you remember to stop the server when you’re not using it), (also great for testing and only about $80 a year), and have had a dev server setup by our team for internal user. Each has it’s own inefficiencies though. Fabric Care Symbols Pdf here. I am looking to be able to install the latest Moodle release (most hosting services are a few versions behind) so that I can leverage the newest and freshest code contributions and features without having to wait or rely on anyone else. I figured installing the package from Moodle.org for Windows full installation [] would do the trick and let me work in an environment I was used to. Unfortunately the install did not work and according to the documentation, there are some known issues with that package working with Windows 7. 🙁 After a bit of Googling though I found an awesome resource that only took about 120 minutes from start to finish to get working. The post highlighted what resources to use and how to do the install.