Title: New ways to use Moodle Lucy Stone Leicester College
1New ways to use MoodleLucy Stone Leicester
College
2Aim
- To introduce new methods of using Moodle with
learners
3Objectives
- Raise awareness of useful features of Moodle that
can be used in teaching and learning - Surveys
- Forums
- Chat
- On line activities
- Show real examples of how these features have
been used with a group of students - Demonstrate the features to the audience
- Provide handouts to support the demonstrations
4My Moodle journey
- Started using 2003
- Repository for Key Skills resources
- Change of role
- Repository for FD course October 2007
- Evolved into Course Site
5- Introduce features to the group
6- Introduce features to the group
7Surveys (Using the Feedback module)
8Induction ActivitiesSurvey (using the Feedback
module)
9Induction ActivitiesSurvey (using the Feedback
module)
10Induction ActivitiesSurvey (using the Feedback
module)
11Induction ActivitiesSurvey (using the Feedback
module)
12Induction ActivitiesSurvey (using the Feedback
module) Tutor view
13Induction ActivitiesSurvey (using the Feedback
module) Tutor view
14Exercise OneSetting up a survey using the
Feedback module
15Using Forums
16Induction ActivitiesUsing forums
17Induction ActivitiesUsing forums
18Induction ActivitiesUsing forums
19Induction ActivitiesUsing forums
20Exercise TwoSetting up a discussion Forum
21Using Chat
22The E-Tutorial
23The E-Tutorial
24The E-Tutorial
25The E-Tutorial
26Exercise ThreeSetting up a Chat Room
27Online text activities (a Reflective Journal)
28Module tasks
29Module tasks
30Module tasks
31Module tasks
32Reflective Journal
33Reflective JournalWhat the tutor saw
34Reflective JournalStudent Entry
35Exercise FourSetting up an online text activity
36Other features to consider
- Wikis collaborative documents example, book
list - Blogs
37Questions and contact details
- Lucy Stone
- WoLF Project Manager
- Leicester College
- Freemens Park Campus
- Aylestone Road
- Leicester
- LE2 7LW
- Tel 0116 2242000
- Email lstone_at_lec.ac.uk