Managing Professional Learning Online with Moodle
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This is an introductory workshop on the use of Moodle to manage professional learning. An increasing number of workshop facilitators, as well as classroom teachers, are using Moodle to publish course handouts and other resources to the Web for their students to access. In addition, Moodle allows educators to create interactive online learning experiences for their students using activities such as forums, journals and online submission of assignments.
Getting Started
- What is Course Management? Why Moodle?
- Setting up a course:
- other course settings
- course settings and enrollment keys
- View mode / Edit mode
Adding Content
- Setting out the syllabus on the main page
- using Label activity to add syllabus pieces with HTML Area
- uploading and including graphics in the syllabus display
- using tab feature of Firefox to streamline working on the course home page
- Adding Resources
- uploading files into the Moodle file system
- choosing a file as a Resource
- moving Resources around on the home page
- referencing Resources from syllabus or assignment activities.
- Overview of other Moodle activities
- assignment and journals
- quizzes
- polls
Teachers and Students: The Moodle Connection
- Customizing the Moodle display that students see.
- hiding and revealing course components.
- how students see the course - two ways to mimic what students can see (View Mode / Login as student)
- Navigating around Moodle
- display single week, jump directly to section or resource.
Pre-Requisites
Participants should be comfortable with:
- Typical navigation features of web-based applications e.g. hyperlinks, buttons, drop down boxes, radio buttons, check boxes
- Concepts such as working with files, folders, uploading (put files), downloading (get files), compressing/uncompressing files (e.g. zip)
- Entering text into fields and text boxes
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