Title: Stressing your Noodle, Try Moodle
1Stressing your Noodle, Try Moodle
- Lisa Kittelson
- Academic Advisor
- University of Minnesota Duluth
2Research
Millennial Generation
Technology
How does technology impact advising appointments
student success?
3Moodle Module (Online Advising Course)
- Pre-Advisement Module
- Meet other students within the major
- Moodle Orientation
- College Dictionary
- Involvement Opportunities on Campus
- Navigating the Web
- Appointment Scheduling
- Role of advising
- Degree Requirements
- Application to the Program Requirements
- How to read the Academic Progress Audit System
(APAS) Report - Registration Refresher
- Graduation Plan Assignment
- Quiz
- Daily Chat Hour
4Research Method
Experimental Group (44)
Control Group (23)
5Advising Appointment Content
Programmatic (Prescriptive) Advising
Developmental Advising
30
30
65
70
Experimental Group
Control Group
6Change in Assessment Scores
97
94
97
97
97
76
77
77
77
76
7Appointment Observation
82
57
59
62
47
43
Experimental Group
Control Group
8Conclusions
- Students who completed the module prior to the
advising appointment - Better understood the programmatic information.
- Had more time available for developmental
advising which lead to more deeper and meaningful
conversations. - Were more likely to complete an accurate 4 year
graduation plan - Change of knowledge between pre and post
assessment same whether taught in person or
online. - If taught online more meaningful in person
conversations.
9Student Survey
- Students in the experimental group also had the
choice of completing a voluntary survey on their
opinion of the Pre-Advisement Module - 27.3 return on the survey
- Results are as follows
10Module useful for new students to complete
Slightly Agree
Slightly Disagree
Moderately Agree
Strongly Agree
11Module Clearly Explains
Degree Requirements
How to Apply to the Program
Program Worksheet
How to Register
Strongly Agree
Moderately Agree
Slightly Agree
12How long did it take to complete?
1 Hour to 1.5 Hours
Less than 30 Minutes
30 Minutes to 1 Hour
13Would you recommend this module to other
elementary education students?
NO 10
YES 90
14Three Stages of Backwards Design
- Understanding By Design by Grant Wiggins Jay
McTighe. - Stage 1 Identify Desired Results
- What students should know, understand, be able to
do be familiar with? - Stage 2 Determine Acceptable Evidence
- How will we know if students have achieved
desired results? Understanding? Proficiency? - Stage 3 Plan Learning Experiences Instruction
- Develop appropriate instructional activities that
address knowledge and skills
15Whats Next?
- What information would you like students to learn
prior to advising appointments? - What course management systems available on your
campus? - How does this integrate in what you are currently
doing with advising and technology on your
campus?
16What does all of this mean?
- Millennials Modules Meaningful Advising
17Questions?
- Lisa Kittelson
- Academic Advisor
- University of MN Duluth
- (218) 726-7667
- lkittels_at_d.umn.edu