Tuesday, June 30, 2009

June 30, 2009 - NECC 2009

Today, I attended "Use Your Moodle - Learn Moodle." This class was presented by Michelle Moore. The purpose of this course was designed to introduce the new user to Moodle.

Moodle is broken down into 13 main categories:
  1. Assignments - provides a way to assign tasks to students.
  2. Chat - allows users to go into a room at the same time and type text.
  3. Choice - provides a simple way to poll or survey students.
  4. Database - allows user to build, search, and display a series of records.
  5. Feeback & Questionnaire - allows user to present a series of questions.
  6. Forums - provides an environment that allows students and teachers to have endless discussions on any topic.
  7. Glossaries - allws user to create dictionaries and other reference collections.
  8. Lessons - allows teachers to present content and assess learning all in one activity.
  9. Quizzes - enables teachers to create online quizzes or a series of questions.
  10. Resources - primary tool for bringing content into courses.
  11. SCORM - allows teacher to upload any SCORM/AICC package into course.
  12. Wikis - enables documents to to be authored collectively in a simple markup language using a web browser.
  13. Workshop - designed to simplify the process of peer review.
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