Showing posts with label Moodle Resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moodle Resources. Show all posts

Friday, September 25, 2009

Attendance Module

Hello fellow Moodlers,

Today I would like to present you the Attendance Module.
There are two version of the attendance module:
  1. Dmitry Pupinin, and
  2. Human Logic

My opinion is, that Dmitry’s module is more stable.

The installation of Dmitry’s module is easy if you follow the directions provided by Richard Webb in the following post.

Those using the attendance module are able to:
  • Add attendance activity
  • Set attendance categories and grading options
  • Ass sessions
  • Take attendance, and
  • Have reports.
Also, I would like to present you 2 YouTube videos created by John Locke Director of Instructional Design at Keuka College.





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Thursday, July 16, 2009

Make your Moodle course page look like a webpage

Hello fellow Moodlers,

Do you want to learn how to make your Moolde course page look like a webpage?
Mrs UsingMoodle demonstrates it on the following video.

Enjoy and do not forget to leave your comments!


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Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Moodle Magic: Make It Happen

Hello fellow Moodlers,

Three days ago I meet online a really innovative and creative Moodler. Her name is Laurie Korte. Laurie is the author of a highly recommended book with the title, Moodle Magic, Make it Happen.

About Moodle Magic
These are amazing times for the Internet and online learning. We are seeing a rapidly increasing commitment to internet-based learning from teachers, students, and institutions of all kinds. Online learning is being used to increase flexibility and communication within existing courses and to enable courses that could never exist before. Moodles have been implemented for users at all age levels. Online classroom are here NOW! Colleges and Universities offer Distance Learning NOW! There are even Virtual High Schools NOW! Moodle is designed to help educators create online courses with opportunities for rich interaction. It is a learning management system that lets you provide documents, graded assignments, quizzes, discussion forums and more. In this book, you will learn some tips and tricks to using Moodle to expand your classroom's virtual learning environment.

About the Author
Laurie Korte is a Technology Integration Specialist at Northbrook School District 28. She is a passionate Moodler and excited about making new technology available to everyone. For more information on Laurie, Moodle and what amazing things you can do with a little Moodle training, go to http://moodlemeet.ning.com

Moodlers' Reviews
By Jeffrey R. Anson "beginning moodler" (Kalamazoo, Michigan United States)
Moodle really is magic
As a moodle beginner, I found Laurie's book informative and easy to use. It is very easy to follow, and I am enjoying creating new moodles for both students and staff to use. I'd like to see her expand with Moodle Magic Intermediate, or Moodle Magic using specific modules. If you're new to moodle, this is a great book to help get you started.

By J. Meierdirks
A must-have resource!
This easy-to-read manual provides step-by-step directions for creating courses using the latest in online learning. Moodle is fast becoming an invaluable tool for educators and anyone wanting to expand learning beyond the classroom walls. An excellent resource for school libraries and technology coordinators to help students move into the 21st century online learning experience.

By Lorijo Metz "Lorijo"
You don't need magic to use this book!
Moodle Magic is precise, detailed and easy-to-use. Korte's step by step instructions make creating moodles simple even for non-teachers and those not technologically at ease.

By M. LaCerra
Tech Taught Easily
Moodle Magic is helpful to anyone who is getting started with this technology. It's clear organization makes it easy to use. Having this book while creating and working with Moodle allows the user to have a 'hands-on' tool with them right along side the computer. This book would be useful for resource centers at schools which use Moodle. Teachers need a tool like this!

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Saturday, July 4, 2009

Adding YouTube videos to Moodle

Hello fellow Moodlers,

Do you want to learn how to add YouTube videos to Moodle?

I have a video that explains you all the steps that you need to follow.
Enjoy and do not forget to leave your comments!

Moodle - Uploading Files

Hello fellow Moodlers,

Do you want to learn how to upload files on Moodle?

I have the perfect video for you thanks to Mr. Brent Jones.
This mini movie was prepared for Business English students at Kobe Gakuin University and discusses how to get around in Moodle.

Enjoy and do not forget to leave your comments!

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

How much do you know about writing good test questions?

How much do you know about writing good test questions?

The quiz is based on research literature including Criterion-referenced Test Development by Sharon Shrock and Bill Coscarelli and Validating Multiple-Choice Tests Items by Thomas M. Haladyna. So the guidelines it offers relate to criterion-referenced rather than norm-referenced score interpretations. Different domains might require different approaches. We regard resources like this quiz as a way of contributing to the ongoing process of learning about assessment. In that spirit, we welcome your suggestions and would be happy to modify our current learning resources and/or create new ones to address the needs of other domains.

Take the Quiz to find out!

QUIZ

Saturday, May 30, 2009

Moodle Forums Basics

Hello fellow Moodlers,

Do you want to learn the Moodle Forum Basics?

I have the perfect video for you thanks to Mr. Brent Jones.
This mini movie was prepared for Business English students at Kobe Gakuin University and discusses how to get around in Moodle.

Enjoy and do not forget to leave your comments!

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Free Intro to Teaching with Moodle Class

My fellow Moodlers take advantage of a free intro to teaching with Moodle Class. Mrs. Allisun O'Connell offers a free introduction class to teach with Moodle.

"I have another live Edufire class on Introduction to Teaching with Moodle scheduled for May 3, 10:30am-Noon PST. Sign up with Edufire and register here:
http://edufire.com/classes/2056-introduction-to-teaching-with-moodle

I am looking forward to participate in this FREE class!

Monday, April 20, 2009

Buddy2 - Resource Central

Hello my fellow Moodlers,

Today I am going to present you one of the most awesome Moodler Resouces... Of course my blog is the best but still exist some other good resources.

I am presenting you the Buddy Project.

The Buddy2 have several handouts that apply to Moodle 1.8. The best thing is that these resources are freely available to the general public to download or use to support individual learning of Moodle course development skills and features!

Is not awesome? Yes it is!

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Moodle Resources

Videos
This tutorial guides you through the basic steps of creating an online tutorial in Moodle LMS. To view the full length tutorial go to http://www.moodletutorials.org
Use 'unseen'resources to make your course homepage look more like a regular website
In this tutorial, we learn how to set a category theme which will apply to all sub-categories and courses in Moodle 1.9. To view the full size video, go to www.moodletutorials.org Introducción a la plataforma Moodle, ésta es una Bienvenida a la plataforma Moodle del la Universidad Mayor de San Simón