Introduction to moodle
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The document introduces Moodle as a course management system that enhances e-learning by providing a virtual learning environment. It highlights the extensive reach of Moodle, with millions of users across various countries and languages, while emphasizing its role in fostering interactive and student-centered learning. Additionally, it outlines the benefits Moodle offers to both students and teachers, such as 24/7 access to resources, online presence, and efficient tracking of student progress.
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Introduction to moodle
- 1. Introduction to MoodlePASD Technology Training Professional DevelopmentMelanie Wiscount, Instructor
- 2. Learning to Change – Changing to LearnLearning to Change-Changing to Learn by floyda007 @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tahTKdEUAPk&feature=related
- 3. Moodle is a Course Management SystemA virtual learning environment (VLE) is a system designed to support teaching and learning in an educational settingE-learningLearning management systemOnline educationLearning platformDefinition at Wikipedia – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Course_management_system
- 4. Cool Facts about MoodleBy January 9, 2010, Moodle had a user-base of:46,624 registered sites, with 32,464,992 users, in 3,161,291 courses, in 209 countries, and in more than 75 languages.It’s not just a fad.....
- 5. CMS Connect to 21st Century Learning Enables learning in a social, immersive, and interactiveway"Learning is breaking out of the narrow boxes that it was trapped in during the 20th century...VLEs are helping to make sure that [student] learning is not confined to a particular building, or restricted to any single location or moment.“Professor Stephen Heppell
- 6. What Does a CMS Offer?AssessmentCommunicationUploading of contentReturn of students' workPeer assessmentAdministration of Student groupsDigital learningCollecting and organizing student gradesQuestionnairesTracking toolsWikisBlogsRSS3D virtual learning spaces
- 7. How Does Moodle Connect with Best Practices in InstructionBlended learning (school + home)Student-centeredInteractiveCollaborativeFeedbackLearning is Meaningful & Authentic
- 8. WIN for StudentOn Demand – 24/7All resources at one spotSocial & interactiveGrades plus feedback accessPersonalized learningRelearn opportunitiesPerfect answer for absent studentsLearning can take place anywhereResources in digital form
- 9. WIN for TeacherOnline presence for course; 24/7All resources at one placeHandout managementLess paperStudent tracking – time stamps GradingTimesaverParents’ easy access to courseAn instructional design natural
- 10. Eye-Appealing & NavigationHow to invite the learner, orient the learner, & avoid setting up a course that is as long at the Olympics ski trails? Get graphic.