 Hello, everyone. I am Federico. I am the UX designer from the Moodle Community team. Can you go next slide, please? For this sprint, we're working in the Moodle Academy 4.0 upgrade. This will happen in the Monday, 19 of December. And for this upgrade, we're adding the new team. We wrote the same design because we're kind of imitating a lot of the behaviors that Moodle Academy currently has. So there's not a huge jump. But we're deciding on which things we want to make small improvements, which things we want to have more or less the same experience than before. But also, we add a lot of new functionalities from 4.0, from Workplace 4.0. We also have, for example, one of the functionalities that we're imitating from the current Moodle Academy site is like the blog stroller on the homepage is opened by default. So because we have important information there, for example, like the call to action to the Moodle Mood or upcoming events blog, that is really important also. And we are planning the 4.0, the 4.1 upgrade for January. We're estimating that it's going to happen in January. Can we go next slide, please? Also, another functionality that we're working inside of the upgrade is the Book Sticking Navigation. This is one of the things, one of the characteristics that we're imitating from the current Moodle Academy site. And I'm going to share very quickly so we can see how it works. Okay, should be working now. Yeah, okay. So this is the navigation instead of, for example, a Book Activity. In this case, we're in the course introduction to Moodle, and we can navigate with the arrows because there's one of the aspects that we're working in the Moodle Academy site is in terms of accessibility. So in this aspect, when we add text, it's not as accessible as an icon in this case. So this, if we, for example, I can navigate front and also back, and also it stays sticky. So there's no duplicates on top and on the bottom for the next or previous buttons. And if we go to the current Moodle Academy site, we can see that these are the arrows that currently we have on the page, on the website. So this is what we wanted to implement this functionality on the Book Activity. Okay, I can start sharing. And, okay, now can you go to the next slide please, Adrienne? Thanks. Also for the, we were working in the Moodle Mood videos. Now they are released. You have them in the Moodle Academy, in the Moodle Mood global course inside Moodle Academy, but also you have them in the YouTube playlist of Moodle. And these are the links so you can access to it. Next slide please. Also, we're working in one of the functionalities. The new functionalities inside of Moodle Academy is that we're going to add different events. We're going to add multiple language events, for example, Spanish and other languages. So we're going to have much more events that we will kind of feature in Moodle Academy. So we wanted to create this filter functionality inside of the upcoming events block. This is just the first draft of a prototype. So we are keep working on this idea because it is important because right now we don't have that many events, but in the future we will. So we're working on this small functionality and we have a Figma prototype, but it's basically the same that shows in the gift and the ticket. And we go next slide please. And also in this, we have some text there from the last slide, but in this spring we're also working in the Protopersonas workshop because in terms of research, there is work happening in my side as a UX designer. We're working in this spring we made like a workshop that is one hour and one hour long and working with the team to define who are the users that are using our product and defining specific characteristics about them, but these are just assumptions. So I will work on this with this base making conclusions from this workshop to start doing research with current real users of Moodle Academy. So this is one of the first steps on exploring the user behavior inside of the website. Next slide please. Now I'm going to hand the work to Oli. Hi everyone. I'm Oli. I'm the community engagement lead for Moodle.org and community sites. And so this sprint was our first print where we were actually using points and estimations. So bear with us. So we had 30 issues in the sprint, which was 112 points according to what we planned. A lot of those were carried over from the last sprint. 18 of these issues were completed as of yesterday. Turns out one's been reopened today. So six issues were in progress, not seven, and six issues not started. So the ones in progress are actually things that will be completed in sprint 1.3. I've added the velocity chart there just to show how much the team has worked through those points and has delivered these sprints. So we started with a high number of points and it's been worked and delivered small increments especially for the URI improvements on a weekly basis released to Moodle.org and related sites. Just next slide. So the sprint goals were to update Moodle.org design based on community feedback. We've delivered those stories, the sprint for that. There will be more next sprint. Another one was to obtain stakeholders feedback for the plugins directories. We started working on designing workshop for that, but it hasn't been done so that's something that will carry on next sprint. And therefore the goals for this overall epic will be a little bit delayed, but that's fine. We have workshop running this week and then another couple in January hopefully. To summarize the site registration issues. So I had a meeting with Marie about that on Monday and we've got a plan going forward. So the next step will go into the next sprint in terms of trying to encourage people to register their Moodle sites. To propose a new setup for the MUAHQ community interaction. So the setup has not been proposed, but I've run 10 interviews with MUAHQ community members which have summarized and I will present to them next week so that we'll move to the next sprint effectively. Another couple of things that aren't on the sprint goals, but that we have done in terms of support work for the Moodle community site this sprint were to work on the custom design theme for Moodle.org that was already launched in October and apply that in staging to translation site and stats site so that those sites have got 4.1 ready as well and that will all go on next sprint hopefully being released in terms of the new look and feel that matches Moodle.org. So it's just trying to make everything consistent. We also had user docs updated for the 4.1 so all the user docs and admin are being worked on as well. In English and also the German 4.1 is ready. We have updated as well the community sections to match the 4.1 release but also in the process plan for releases for the next year as well in the calendar etc. So there's a lot of planning that's gone in and then if you want to go to the next slide I'm going to try and hopefully so I'm sorry I don't have any screenshots and I'm going to have to share and take over this because we had a technical issue and I can't present and I'm not the best person to present you this but I will go here and just do a quick very quick and look over the UI changes that we have made. I can't see everything because a lot of things were changed to mobile and tablets but there have been changes to align the top graphic to sit under the login and there were extra gaps in there. We've made changes to the footer so that's now available in different views. So a lot of work has gone into mobile and tablet improvement for the view as well in the UI and we've got in the footer two new links one to the site policy and an accessibility statement that has been created and linked in there as well. There has been improvement in the forums in the post spacing and in the Get Involved page as well which we improve as we go to match the front page in terms of spacing but also, if I can show, it's not quite loading. So the iconography has been made consistent and updated as well as the spacing in between the different cards there and also there's been an improvement of the consistency of how the events area cards, the community events, sorry, works and if I stop sharing and go back to the slideshow, hopefully, then the one last thing that I can say that we've improved this time is that the metadata for the Get Involved page has been added as well. So a lot of changes that are not as kind of visible to like as dramatic but based on the community feedback and a lot of small changes and that will carry on in the next print so hopefully we'll finish all the changes that have been suggested for this increment. One thing that hasn't been done or was done but is not satisfactory is the update on the hyperlinks and we're working on this. So we had made up hyperlinks at the moment they bold because of the contrast wasn't sufficient with the different color contrasts before. We have an update to Accessivity Review due but we will also work on this to make sure everybody is able to access. Thank you.